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Mole Rodent
A mole rodent breeder may live in an urban or rural environment; farms are just one type of environment to raise them in; they don't require much space.
These animals are small, gray, furry, burrowing mammals of about 5 to 8 inches in length. Their head has a long, tapering snout. It lacks external ears and has tiny, barely detectable eyes. These rodents have stubby, broad, shovel-like front feet, which are well adapted to digging.
A mole rodent breeder may live in an urban or rural environment; farms are just one type of environment to raise them in; they don't require much space.
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Mole Rodent -
breeder, farms
These rodents are most active early in the morning and late in the evening. Most of the tunneling is done in a random search for food. Their more permanent tunnels usually run along fences, borders or some other protected places. A mole rodent breeder may live in an urban or rural environment; farms are just one type of environment to raise them in; they don't require much space.
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