Mole Socks

Description: Mole Day Mole Problems Just Call Avogadro's Number 602 1023

Description: that's one holey moley!

Description: Ratty and Mole on the riverbank from The Wind in the Willows illustrated by Arthur Rackham.

Description: Happy Mole Day! (October 23) Avogadro's number, which is approximately 6.02×1023, defining the number of particles (atoms or molecules) in one mole of substance, one of the seven base SI units.

Description: Holey Moley Cute Mole Pun. Cute pun gift for family and friends who love puns.

Description: Naked Mole Rat is naked and proud. Be like Naked Mole Rat.

Description: The Secret is in the sauce!

Description: Based on an original hand drawn and digitally coloured illustration.

Description: Share your love of queens & naked mole rats!

Description: This design is the perfect gift for a birthday, Christmas and other celebrations. It is suitable for women, men and kids.

Description: This design is the perfect gift for a birthday, Christmas and other celebrations. It is suitable for women, men and kids.

Description: A cool design fitting for those who love moles! It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also loves moles! This design is fitting in time for Mole Day (October 23rd) and National Miner’s Day (December 6th)

Description: A cartoon mole wearing a lab coat and goggles. It holds a calculator displaying "6.02.10^23" and a flask filled with green liquid. The mole is blue with a light pink nose and paws.

Description: A cartoon drawing of a mole wearing a yellow miner's helmet with a headlamp and blue goggles. The mole is holding a wooden handle of a pickaxe. The mole is gray with pink hands, feet, and nose. The mole is smiling and has two large teeth.

Description: The funny mole hunter design. Cool gift idea.

Description: A cartoon mole wearing a yellow hard hat with a headlamp is aggressively holding a pickaxe. The background is black and features a vibrant, abstract pattern of colorful shapes, dots, and zigzags. The text 'SCRAM!!' is prominently displayed above the mole in pink letters.

Description: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn on the front cover of the first edition of The Wind in the Willows, written by Kenneth Grahame and illustrated by W. Graham Robertson

Description: A mole sitting at a table with a coffee cup and a book

Description: A naked mole rat from Atlanta zoo.

Description: An adorable little mole wearing cool sunglasses, looking straight at the camera. Super funny, and super cute! Perfect gift for mole lovers and anyone who loves cute and funny things.

Description: Adorable group of moles perfect for animal lovers and funny pun enthusiasts.

Description: Matching Mole / Faded Style Prog Rock Design

Description: A serious North American mole running underground operations like a professional field worker. Featuring a vintage workwear aesthetic, underground construction details, woodland wildlife humor, and a deadpan industrial attitude. Perfect for mole lovers, animal lovers, construction workers, engineers, builders, outdoor enthusiasts, and fans of quirky vintage animal art.

Description: Mole Party

Description: Wake up with a mole friend and share a cup of coffee! He needs it just as much as you do if he has to deal with plumbers.

Description: Mole Day is celebrated every year on October 23rd It is an unofficial holiday which is celebrated across the country by all the chemists, chemistry enthusiasts and chemistry student. Celebrate this unique day with Funny Chemistry jokes or Funny Mole Day Jokes

Description: Love is blind (especially if you’re a mole)

Description: Secret Squirrel Morocco Mole

Description: Piper at the Gates of Dawn - Paul Bransom for Wind in the Willows, 1913 Please look in my shop for more "Wind in the Willows":https://www.redbubble.com/people/forgottenbeauty/collections/993541-alice-in-wonderland-and-the-wind-in-the-willows?asc=u and much more.

Description: Secret Squirrel Morocco Mole

Description: One Mole Cute Funny Chemistry Mole Pun

Description: A mole in Japanese traditional clothing asks 'Did I Miss The Sunset?' This design represents animal humor, Japanese culture, and contemplative nature for enthusiasts.

Description: Morocco Mole

Description: This Tasha Tudor inspired design features Ratty, Mole, and a quote from Kenneth Grahame's "Wind in the Willows."

Description: Morocco Mole

Description: beware of the molemen