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No. 024 · Italian brainrot
Talpa Di Fero
Talpa ferrata
A mole with a drill for a mouth, spiky armor plating over its body, and goggles around its eyes.
Find free 3D prints on Yeggi ↗The real science
The creature is invented. These parts are real.
- Star-nosed mole
- The star-nosed mole’s 22-ray nose carries more than 25,000 touch sensors, and it can find and eat a bite of food in as little as 120 milliseconds. Wikipedia↗
- Drill
- The modern twist drill bit was invented by Sir Joseph Whitworth back in 1860. Wikipedia↗
Print notes
Print the drill mouth in a separate piece and let it spin freely on a pin, it is worth the extra step.
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- Habitat
- The Red Carpet, fifth in the Index
- First observed
- 2025
- Diet
- Whatever the drill goes through
- Call
- A low mechanical whir
- Composition
- Mole, 1. Drill mouth, 1. Armor plating, 1. Goggles, 1.
- Game rarity
- Common, in Steal a Brainrot
Conservation status
EXEWCRENVUNTLC
Near threatened
Field notes
Named plainly, in Italian, for exactly what it is: an iron mole. No hidden joke, which is rare for this list.