
Cuddly Toy Mole: The Incredible World of Fluffy Earth Dwellers: Moles as Plush Toys
Underground Oasis: The Secret World of Moles from the Carl Dick Collection
Imagine this: you're sitting comfortably on your sofa, a soft cuddly toy in your hand. But wait, it’s not an ordinary cuddly toy. It’s a mole from the Carl Dick Collection. These plush toys are not only adorable but also perfect for bringing a touch of nature into your home. Ideal for children, adults, and anyone looking to add a bit more joy to their daily life. So, why not adopt a mole as a stuffed animal and welcome it into your cuddly toy family?The Unique Features of Real Moles
Moles are fascinating little creatures. They are perfectly adapted to life underground. With their strong, spade-like front limbs, they dig through the soil, creating a network of tunnels. These animals are almost blind but rely on their highly developed sense of smell and keen hearing. They have velvety soft fur that can be brushed in both directions to help them manoeuvre backwards in their narrow tunnels. And did you know that moles are remarkably strong? They can move up to 20 times their body weight – true powerhouses of nature.Moles: Masters of Digging and Affectionate Companions
Moles are not only excellent diggers but also exhibit remarkably affectionate behaviour. Their digging skills are legendary. In a single night, they can dig up to 100 meters of tunnels. This is not just for finding food but also to create complex underground homes where they raise their young. And yes, moles are loving parents. They devote themselves to their offspring, ensuring they are always safe and well-fed. Their tunnels serve not only as a shelter but also as a secure playground for the little moles.Absurd Facts About Moles
Think you know everything about moles? Think again. Did you know that moles are not just carnivores but occasionally switch to a vegetarian diet? Yes, you heard that right. Sometimes they enjoy a small selection of roots and tubers. And that’s not all. Moles actually have a talent for recycling. Their tunnels are often taken over by other animals such as mice and frogs once the moles move on. A real contribution to sustainability in the animal kingdom.Did You Know…
…that a mole can dig up to 20 meters in an hour?…that moles are considered good luck in the UK?
…that a mole eats its own body weight in food every day?
…that the mole is not only an excellent swimmer but can also dig underwater without any trouble?
…that there used to be professions in Germany solely dedicated to catching moles?