Assertion: mole | /r/CapableOf | eat earthworm
Facets:
value: primarily
type: DEGREE
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: in the soil
type: LOCATION
value: on vegetables
type: LOCATION
value: right away
type: MANNER
value: on plants
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Before a mole eats an earthworm, it will pull the worm between its paws to extrude the collected soil from the worm’s gut.
text: Since the mole feeds on earthworms, it will build its burrow where it finds earthworm castings.
text: Moles generally consume soil bugs, grubs and earthworms, while voles largely favor parts of plants, whether bark, grass or seeds.
text: Sometimes the mole eats the earthworm right away, and sometimes the mole stores the earthworm in a specially constructed burrow for later consumption.
text: But moles live mostly on earthworms.
text: They eat mostly earthworms, and keep them alive and immobile by biting their heads, and then store them in the chamber.
text: However, they do not eat plant roots; they only cause damage indirectly, as they eat earthworms and other small invertebrates in the soil.
text: They primarily eat earthworms, and also other underground larvae and insects.
text: Moles eat mostly earthworms, insect larva, and grubs.
text: The Oregon State University scientists conclude that “Because moles are insectivores, eating mainly earthworms and insects, toxic baits are not readily eaten”.
text: Moles are insectivores and eat grubs, termite, sowbugs, slugs, snails, millipedes, centipedes, ants, beetles, earthworms, crickets, and spiders.
text: They eat earthworms, snails, slugs, grubs and other soil insects - they do not feed on plant roots, bark or foliage.
text: Moles eat earthworms, insect larvae, and occasionally slugs, while desmans eat aquatic invertebrates such as shrimps, insect larvae, and snails.
text: 1) Moles eat earthworms –
text: Moles eat earthworms, insect larvae, and occasionally slugs, while desmans eat aquatic invertebrates such as shrimps, insect larvae, and snails.
text: Most moles eat earthworms, insects, and other foods that they find while traveling through their tunnels.
text: However, they do not eat plant roots; they only cause damage indirectly, as they eat earthworms and other small invertebrates in the soil.
text: Moles primarily feed on earthworms, grubs, beetles and other animals or arthropods found in soil.
text: Moles primarily feed on grubs, earthworms, beetles and other animals or arthropods found in the soil.
text: Moles primarily feed on grubs, earthworms, beetles and other animals or arthropods found in the soil.
text: Moles mainly feed on earthworms, beetles, grubs and other animals or arthropods found in soil.
text: Moles primarily feed on earthworms so the absence of grubs will have little effect on the mole population in your lawn.
text: They feed primarily on insects and earthworms and rarely on plants or vegetables.
text: Moles are not a rodent, they are an insectivore related to the bat and shrew family, feeding mainly on earthworms, but they also feed on snails, slugs, millipedes, centipedes, but rarely vegetation.
text: It feeds mainly on earthworms, but also on insects, centipedes and even mice and shrews.
text: They are carnivorous - more specifically insectivorous, as they feed on fossorial invertebrates such as earthworms, snails and larvae.
text: Moles feed on earthworms and insect larvae.
text: When the moles are ready to feed on these earthworms, they pull them between their paws in order to force out the dirt from their guts.