A mole rat is a small, burrowing rodent known for its unique adaptations to living underground. It has a cylindrical body covered in sparse fur, small eyes, and short limbs with strong claws for digging. Its most distinctive feature is its specialized dental structure, which includes large incisor teeth used for excavating soil and roots for food. Mole rats are well-adapted to living in dark, subterranean environments and have poor eyesight but highly developed senses of touch and smell. They are social animals that live in colonies and are known for their complex tunnel systems, often creating extensive underground networks. Mole rats are found in various parts of the world, including Africa and Asia, and have evolved unique behaviors and physiological adaptations to thrive in their subterranean habitats.

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