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a velvet-coated digging machine that swims through dirt and tastes the world in stereo
means A small burrowing mammal with velvety fur, tiny eyes, and powerful spade-like front paws, which lives underground and feeds mostly on worms and insects.
from From Middle English 'molle,' likely a shortening of 'moldwarp' — literally 'earth-thrower' (from 'mold,' meaning soil, plus a root meaning to throw or cast up). The name is a job description: the creature that flings the dirt. It's related to the Dutch 'mol' and German 'Maulwurf,' all naming the same tireless tunneler by the heaps it leaves behind.
smell directionSniffs in stereo to pinpoint prey underground
star-nosedOne species has 22 pink tentacles for touch
blood powerSpecial hemoglobin thrives in low-oxygen tunnels
eat machineDevours its body weight in worms daily
reversible furCoat lays both ways for backward tunneling