mountain beaver
aplodontia
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giant mole
aplodontia rufa latin
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The earth heaved and rocked underfoot like giant moles were crawling.

The boss is a giant mole, named Moley.

The stones in the bottom of the funnel were moving, heaving as if pushed aside by a giant mole.

Without knowing the schoolmaster, the narrator tries to defend him and his honesty in a paper about the giant mole.

Earth and stones showered up as though some giant mole was digging frantically beneath the lawn.

The giant mole saw the crazed man coming and ducked down into its burrow.

Studies show that small groups may hibernate together, but only in the giant golden mole.

The only evidence of Polycrates's time is the giant mole which, now strengthened, still stands on the ancient foundations.

I don't know where the thought came from, but suddenly I found myself thinking of giant moles!

An infant born with a giant mole is at risk of developing melanoma during early childhood and should be examined regularly by a dermatologist.