What sound does mole make?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, moles don't really make much noise. They're like the ninjas of the animal kingdom, all stealthy and quiet. So, if you hear a mole making a sound, you better call National Geographic 'cause that's some breaking news right there.

Answer 2

Moles are not known for making distinct sounds, as they are typically solitary, underground animals. They communicate primarily through scent markings and vibrations. In some rare instances, moles may emit high-pitched squeaks or clicks as a form of communication, but these sounds are not commonly heard by humans due to moles' subterranean lifestyle.

Answer 3

Well, honey, moles don't exactly go around belting out tunes like a choir of canaries. They're more the strong, silent type. But if you really want to know, they might make some soft grunts or squeaks when they're feeling chatty. Just don't expect them to bust out a show tune anytime soon.

Answer 4

To answer your question it doesn't sound like anything really !!!

Well, actually the one my dog just dug up was making sounds like a bird chirping sound, as in a young robin or sparrow makes. Since it was nearly dark outside at the time, I wondered why a little bird would be trying to burrow into the lawn, until I got a light. It was a fully mature mole, making chirping sounds!