Why does a mole live underground?

Answer 1

In a mole system, there is a large (bed) chamber, and smaller storage chambers, and a maze of tunnels with excess soil pushed upwards as mole hills. Any earth worm than drops into a tunnel will find it difficult to get out through the smooth walls of the tunnel. The mole, very sensitive to vibrations, will home in on the struggling worm. The worm is either eaten there and then, or the head is nibbled off and the worm in placed in one of the storage chambers for later eating. Without a head, the worm is unable to escape and must away its fate.

Answer 2

Because it provides food and shelter for them to live

Answer 3

1) their main source of food, the worm lives underground.

2) They are blind

3) Nature has evolved them to be able to dig well.

Answer 4

this is because moles are not very fast on land and will be very easily hunted. they move fast underground where they can pick up signals through the dirt to hunt bugs

Answer 5

because they have to live under ground