Giant 1.5-foot-long rat that can crack open coconuts photographed for 1st time on remote island At Port Nolloth, the team found fresh golden mole burrows and tracks that had been revealed by ...

found only on two small patches of land on the eastern slopes of the Lebombo Mountains), the robust golden mole (not robust at all: it’s dying out due to sweeping habitat loss in South Africa) and the ...

She’s tracking the scent of a golden mole – and her team, from non-profit Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT), is anxiously watching her every move. About the size of a hamster or mouse ...

Known as De Winton's golden mole, the blind burrower with 'super-hearing powers' was rediscovered in Port Nolloth on the west coast of South Africa by a team of researchers from the Endangered ...

After all, the last time a scientist had seen a De Winton's golden mole was in 1936. What's more, the critically endangered species dwells entirely underground, and is extremely difficult to ...

And now, De Winton’s golden mole has officially been rediscovered, making it the 11th “lost” species to have been found since the program launched in 2017.

If companies can successfully sell mops and other humdrum products, why can’t conservationists raise money to save the unglamorous giant golden mole—even if it looks like a small cushion with ...