Moles are not rodents; they belong to the group of mammals known as Insectivora, and thus are more closely related to the shrews.
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∙ 12y agoNo, they are insectivores.
rodents and moles
no. The barn owl eats , rodents , shrews , moles , and birds
Nope... their main diet is earthworms and insects.
Moles and gophers are the most likely.
Yes snakes can eat rodents, moles, and bird eggs.
Chipmunks are related to most of the rodents including rats, moles, squrrels, etc.
The snakes that are sidewinders, usually eat small mammals, or rodents, like rats, mice, rabbits, moles, and gophers.
No they do not eat moles, they actually eat a variety of items such as insects and worms, pet chickens usually eat chicken feed, grains, and cracked corn. Actually, chickens will eat rodents. As omnivores, a chicken will eat bugs and small rodents when available.
Unlike another familiar subterranean dwelling mammal, the gopher, moles are not rodents. They are more closely related to shrews and belong to the newer order Soricomorpha. They were previously classified under the now discarded order Insectivora. Moles are predators. They feed on earthworms, insect larva and adult insects as well as other invertebrates. Some moles swim in shallow creeks and riverbeds in search of prey.
Unlike another familiar subterranean dwelling mammal, the gopher, moles are not rodents. They are more closely related to shrews and belong to the newer order Soricomorpha. They were previously classified under the now discarded order Insectivora. Moles are predators. They feed on earthworms, insect larva and adult insects as well as other invertebrates. Some moles swim in shallow creeks and riverbeds in search of prey.
They help farmers by eating rats, mice, and other rodents like gophers and moles that harm crops.
Moles will eat grasshoppers. In fact, mice and other rodents will eat grasshoppers if they are able to catch them.