Mole

Because of their specialized bone and muscle structure moles are able to exert a lateral digging force of up to 32 times their body weight.

Moles have velvety blue-black to gray mohair-like fur, a slender snout, needle like teeth, with flattened feet, claws and inconspicuous ears.
They can grow from 6′-12″ long depending on species.

Moles are active day and night throughout the year, but they are most visibly active during the spring and fall on damp days or following rain-showers when they push up more tunnel’s and mounds.
When the ground surface becomes frozen in the winter, or very dry during the summer, moles use only the deeper burrows.