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deathsmallcaps: boopboopboopbadoop: deathsmallcaps: boopboopboopbadoop: deathsmallcaps: newtonpermetersquare:if you CONCENTRATE, you’ll get this @boopboopboopbadoop This is exactly why I write it as mols instead of molesNo weird rodents in the glassware! It’s easy to clean but I still don’t want to get mole hair out of my beakers!Also do you have any idea how big a liter beaker is? You can fit more than 2 moles in there. Makes sneeeI don’t think they shed very often. I think their fit is pretty well attached and sleek. I touched a dead one once (washed hands after ofc) before my dogs chewed on it for a couple days and it was kind of softMaybe they were Townsend moles? Those guys can be 9 inches That could be the case. I know the moles in FL are tiny and blind and fluffy, but maybe some are sleek? I would imagine it would help them with the mud and when their tunnels get flooded? They’d have to be good swimmers like gophers Our soil around the coasts is also very sandy and therefore gets really solid when wet, so Imd think the sleekness would help them shimmy around fairly solid tunnels tooMaybe the one my dad trapped was a baby or something (still kinda mad he trapped it) -- source link
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