Transcription: Whenever you see a lot of loose mounds of earth in the garden, you can be pretty sure they're fresh mole hills. These are connected underground by a system of burrows lying between 10 and 60 centimetres beneath the surface. The mole pushes his cylindrical body through the dark narrow burrows, always on the lookout for food such as worms or grubs. It keeps its food supplies in a living chamber at the centre of its living territory. This chamber is surrounded by a circular burrow branching off into various walking and hunting burrows. Several excavation burrows lead to the surface of the ground ...
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