Hairy-tailed moles

Hairy-tailed moles

Order : Insectivora
Family : Talpidae
Subfamily : Talpinae
Genus : Parascalops

Facts about the genus Parascalops, the hairy-tailed moles

HAIRY-TAILED MOLES are small burrowing animals, covered with long bushy black hairs. (Full text)

Geographic Range Hairy-tailed moles are found from southern Quebec and Ontario to central Ohio, and south as far as western North Carolina in the Appalachian Mountains (Walker, 1964). (Full text)

GEOGRAPHIC RANGE: Hairy-tailed moles are found from southern Quebec and Ontario to central Ohio, and south as far as western North Carolina in the Appalachian Mountains (Walker, 1964). (Full text)

GEOGRAPHIC RANGE: Hairy-tailed moles are found from southern Quebec and Ontario to central Ohio, and south as far as western North Carolina in the Appalachian Mountains (Walker, 1964). (Full text)

Typical activity patterns: Social style: Hairy-tailed moles are solitary, except briefly while mating. (Full text)