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When was the Star-nosed mole discovered?
when were star nosed moles discovered
How does a star-nosed mole reproduce?
The star nosed mole reproduces by mating. It has 2-7 babies every year.
Is a star nosed mole an invertebrate or vertebrate?
The star nosed mole is a mammal and thus a vertebrate.
Is the star nosed mole extinct?
no
What does a star nosed mole look like?
the star nosed mole looks like an ugly tentacle-like nose which (appearantly) looks like a star
What is the weight of the star nosed mole?
The average weight of a star nosed mole is 50 g (1.8 oz)
What is a vestigial organ or structure?
A limb or part of an organism that serves little or no use to it. (I.E. The eyes of a Star Nosed Mole)
What adaptations does the star nosed mole have?
swim
Is a star nosed mole a decomposer?
No, it is a carnivore.
Is a star nosed mole an invertebrate?
Nope
What would you compare a star nosed mole to?
A star fish
Is the star nosed mole an omnivore or herbivore?
they are omnivores
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