As they forage for food, moles are known to make travel lanes that cause meandering paths of upheaved soil in home lawns and farmsteads.

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As they scrounge for food underground, they can cause damage to your landscape. "Moles dig characteristic volcano-shaped hills in the lawn," says Smith. "The tunnels are dug at a rate of 18 feet ...

it may seem surprising the damage that moles do above ground. As they forage for food, moles are known to make travel lanes that cause meandering paths of upheaved soil in home lawns and farmsteads.