Assertion: mole | /r/HasProperty | animal
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text: What "mole" (animal) means.
text: Prepare Mole Day food – for example, Avogadro plunge and bake mole (not the animal as an ingredient) cakes, treats, cupcakes, brownies, and so forth.
text: We do need to remember that this page is primarily about moles, not the various other animals.
text: Not to be confused with Mole (animal)
text: For moles from southern Africa and Australia, or for other uses of mole, see Mole (animal) (disambiguation)
text: i note this was moved from mole (animal) in oct 2008 and very few of the pipelinks in other articles were fixed.
text: Then this article could either move back to Mole (animal) or to True mole or similar.
text: If Mole became Mole (disambiguation) and this article were moved to True mole or even back to Mole (animal), the information in the Similar animals section seems like it would fit better in a discussion of convergent evolution within the Evolution section, possibly in a condensed form.
text: To preserve the international relevance of Wikipedia, to temper the arguments in favor of adding non-Talpidae species to this article, and to appease those who favor Chemistry (and thus Mole (unit)) or dermatology (and thus Mole (skin marking) over Zoology, I move that we move this article to True mole—or in the face of opposition to that move, back to Mole (animal).
text: I see "move this back to Mole (animal).
text: From Dec 2007 to Sept 2008, 46% of the total hits on the six pages above were to the Mole (unit) article, with 27% to Mole (animal), 15% to Mole (skin marking), etc.
text: I am convinced by the arguments above: I think move this article back to Mole (animal) and move the dab to Mole.
text: I have just modified one external link on Mole (animal).
text: I have just modified one external link on Mole (animal).
text: Mole (animal) or "true mole", mammals in the family Talpidae, found in Eurasia and North America
text: Mole (animal) for more general information on moles
text: Moles are animals that spend part of their time digging holes in search of food to eat and store.