Moles are insectivores, eating insects and invertebrates:
- Grubs & earthworms.
- Ants & termites.
- Slugs & snails.
- Centipedes.
- Beetles, crickets, and many others.
Eastern moles spend 21 to 23 hours per day foraging. They primarily eat ants (family Formicidae), earthworms (family Lumbricidae), centipedes (class Chilopoda) ... |
Eastern moles eat primarily earthworms. They also eat insects and their larvae, some vegetation, and, in captivity, ground beef, dog food, mice, and small birds ... |
Eastern Mole - Missouri Department of Conservation mdc.mo.gov › discover-nature › field-guide › e...
They also eat many destructive insects, including cutworms and the larvae of those bazillions of Japanese beetles. |
Diet: Eastern mole most likely eat earthworms and also eat insects and their larvae, some vegetation, and in captivity will eat ground beef, dog food, mice ... |
The eastern mole spends most of its time underground, foraging in shallow burrows for earthworms, grubs, beetles, insect larvae and some plant matter. It is ... |
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