Show Browse 174 mole rat stock photos and images available, or search for naked mole rat to find more great stock photos and pictures.A naked mole rat (Heterocephalus glaber) in a tube - isolated portrait of lesser mole rat ( Spalax leucodon ) Mole rat crawling on the ground on a summer day. Naked mole rats huddle together. These bling creatures spend most of their life underground. Close up of a big-headed African mole-rat, Bale Mountains, Ethiopia. Common mole rat, underground rodent, agricultural underground pest This is a illustration of Japanese New Years cards of various mouse types in 2020 macro portrait of lesser mole rat ( Spalax leucodon ) showing large teeths Garden pest mole rat. Blind underground digging rodent mole rat. Spalax Common mole rat, underground rodent, agricultural underground pest Lesser mole rat (Nanospalax leucodon) on a ground road. Close up of a big-headed African mole-rat, Bale Mountains, Ethiopia. Heterocephalus glaber, Naked mole-rat with a shovel. Humorous sketch. Isolated on white background Naked mole rat. Black and white hand drawing image. Side view. Vector illustration of Cartoon naked mole rat smiling Close up of a big-headed African mole-rat, Bale Mountains, Ethiopia. Naked mole rat smiling in it's burrow clip art. Vector illustration with simple gradients. Mole rat and background on separate layers. Naked mole rat. Black silhouette image. Side view. Common mole rat, underground rodent, agricultural underground pest The hadakadeba mouse looks tired when you look at it. Rodents: a) Red-rumped agouti (Dasyprocta leporina); b) European hamster (Cricetus cricetus); c) Alpine Marmot (Marmota marmota); d) Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris); e) (Glis glis); f) Common vole (Microtus arvalis); g) House mouse (Mus musculus); h) Brown rat (Rattus norvegicus); i) Wood mouse (Apodemus sylvaticus); k) Greater mole-rat (Spalax microphthalmus). Hand colored chromolithograph, published in 1869. Cross section ground slice isolated some piece nature outdoor ecology underground and freestanding render garden natural geologist earth vector illustration. Ecology agriculture crosssection. Cross section ground slice isolated some piece nature outdoor ecology underground and freestanding render garden natural geologist earth vector illustration. Ecology agriculture crosssection. Common mole rat, underground rodent, agricultural underground pest Common mole rat, underground rodent, agricultural underground pest macro portrait of lesser mole rat ( Spalax leucodon ) Fresh Mole Hills on the green Garden Yard Grass - Damage to the Garden Yard Grass by Moles This is a illustration of Japanese New Years cards of various mouse types in 2020 along the coast of the Algarve in Portugal, wild flowers grow and defy wind and weather This is a illustration of Japanese New Years cards of various mouse types in 2020 Common mole rat, underground rodent, agricultural underground pest What does a hairless mole rat look like?Naked mole-rats have wrinkly pink or grayish-pink skin, which is somewhat translucent on their undersides and light purplish-brown on their backs and tails. This countershading appears to be lost with advanced age.
Can mole rats live in your house?It is unusual to find a mole in the house, but it does happen. Moles create complex tunnels underground, preferring the loose dirt of well-tended yards and gardens. While digging, the pests may get into homes through damaged basement windows or foundation cracks near the soil line.
Are mole rats harmful?Moles are not dangerous to people. They are, however, dangerous to the lawn and landscapes that they are invading. They can cause significant, costly damage to the root system of grasses and ornamental plants as they create their tunnels and forage for food.
Where does a mole rat live?Naked mole rats live underground in the dry, arid regions of Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya. These unique animals are rodents, but they are more closely related to porcupines and guinea pigs than they are to either moles or rats.
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