While star-nosed moles technically have eyes ... lacking external eyes entirely or having them reduced to tiny spots hidden beneath scales. Their skull is densely ossified and often shovel-shaped, ...

Star-Nosed Mole. Image via Unsplash. The star-nosed mole sports what ... Like lampreys, hagfish lack jaws and have a skull made of cartilage, but they’re even more primitive, without vertebrae or ...

From the star-nosed mole's tactile foraging to the eagle's unparalleled eyesight, these adaptations are honed by evolution. Sharks use electroreception, elephants use seismic communication ...

The star-nosed mole is a bizarre, tentacled nose with over 100,000 nerve endings that helps it navigate and hunt despite being blind. The assassin bug, beneath its creepy camouflage, uses a needle ...

It is the skull of the star-nosed mole, a mole that can smell in stereo, and have toxins to paralyse their pray to eat later. The star-nosed mole can dig 150 feet of new tunnels a day, the equivalent ...

NATHAN CLARK: Their body plan and limbs and stuff look just like the European mole or the star-nosed mole, but they're completely unrelated. GREENFIELDBOYCE: Nathan Clark is a biologist with the ...

Some of them look like they came from another planet. From the weird Muntjac Deer to the terrifying Star-Nosed Mole, check out our list of 10 of the most alien-looking animals on Earth.

Star-nosed moles' namesake sniffers — which look kind of like the explodey-faced Demogorgon from Stranger Things — are lined with a staggering 25,000 tiny sensory receptors in touch organs, ...

Earth features the strangest animals in the world like siphonophores, pink river dolphins, star-nosed moles, naked mole rats, Muntjac deer, Hoatzin, Uakari, hagfish, jewel wasps, blobfish with ...