Moles.org is your complete resource for everything mole-related! Whether you’re dealing with those pesky yard moles destroying your lawn, concerned about skin moles and dermatology questions, or working through chemistry problems like moles to mass conversions, liters to moles, or calculating Avogadro’s number, we’ve got you covered. Our mission is to provide helpful, accurate, and easy-to-understand information about every type of mole you might encounter. Browse our blog categories, explore our guides, and discover why we’re dedicated to being your go-to resource for all things moles!
Welcome to your complete resource for dealing with those furry lawn destroyers! Our Yard Moles & Pest Control section is packed with hard-won wisdom from years of battling moles in our own yards. Whether you’re dealing with tunnel systems that look like underground highways, trying to choose between dozens of mole trap options, or wondering if marshmallows actually work (spoiler: they don’t), we’ve got you covered. From identifying mole damage and understanding mole behavior to reviews of traps that actually work and natural deterrent methods, we share real experience and honest advice. We’ve tested the traps, tried the remedies (both successful and spectacular failures), and learned what separates mole control myths from methods that actually deliver results. If it involves moles tearing up your lawn, we’ve probably dealt with it—and we’re here to help you solve your mole problem once and for all.
Your skin health matters, and understanding moles is an important part of taking care of yourself. Our Skin Moles & Health section provides clear, research-backed information about skin moles—from identifying what’s normal to knowing when you should see a dermatologist. We cover everything from atypical moles and what different severity levels mean, to understanding the ABCDE rules for mole evaluation, to demystifying biopsy results that might have you worried. While we always recommend consulting healthcare professionals for medical concerns, we aim to give you the knowledge you need to be an informed advocate for your own health. Whether you’re concerned about a changing mole, trying to understand your dermatology report, or simply want to learn more about skin health and mole monitoring, you’ll find accessible, easy-to-understand information that takes the confusion and anxiety out of dealing with skin moles.
Before Moles.org became your go-to resource for everything mole-related, this domain was home to Project Underground—an organization that did remarkable work supporting communities around the world facing challenges from mining and oil industries. Project Underground worked at the intersection of environmental protection, human rights, and indigenous advocacy, amplifying voices from the Niger Delta to New Guinea, from Colombia to Indonesia. They provided informational, technical, and legal support to communities threatened by extractive resource industries, asked hard questions about sustainable development, and stood up for people fighting to protect their land and rights. While our mission today focuses on the many meanings of “moles”—from chemistry to critters to skin health—we honor and acknowledge the important advocacy work that once called this domain home. Project Underground’s dedication to thorough research, clear communication, and genuinely helping people solve real problems remains an inspiring part of this website’s history, and we’re proud to preserve that legacy here.
Struggling with chemistry homework? Confused about converting grams to moles to atoms? You’ve found the right place! Our Chemistry & Math section breaks down complex concepts into easy-to-understand guides that actually make sense. We cover all the essential mole conversions—grams to moles, moles to grams, grams to molecules, grams to atoms, and everything in between—with step-by-step examples, interactive calculators, and clear explanations of the formulas. Whether you’re trying to understand Avogadro’s number, calculate molar mass, master stoichiometry, or just get through your chemistry homework without tears, we make chemistry accessible. Our guides include practice problems, real-world applications, common mistakes to avoid, and pro tips for success. We believe chemistry doesn’t have to be intimidating, and moles (the chemistry kind) can actually be understood—even if they seem confusing at first. Let’s make chemistry click!