Is an Impala taller than a Mole?

Answer : Yes, an Impala is taller than a Mole

For an Impala the average height is 85 cm, (2 ft, 9.5 in ) and for a Mole it is 10 cm, (3.9 in )

Name	Name:Impala	Name:Mole
Height	Height:85 cm, (2 ft, 9.5 in )	Height:10 cm, (3.9 in )
	* ranges from 75 to 95cm	* Star Nosed Mole - ranges from 8 to 13cm
Weight	Weight:40 kg, (88 lbs)	Weight:n/a
Top Speed	Top Speed:80 kph, (50 mph)	Top Speed:8 kph, (5 mph)
Lifespan in Wild (years)	Lifespan in Wild (years):17	Lifespan in Wild (years):3
Description	Description:The Impala dwells in woodlands where a source of water is near. Males have S-shaped horns but both sexes are covered with red-brown hair which pales on the sides. They feed mostly on grass. They can leap up to 3 meters in the air to outrun a predator.	Description:Star-nosed Moles live in the eastern part of North America in wet habitats. They have a hairless nose which is surrounded by 22 pink, fleshy tentacles, (hence, the name: star-nosed). These tentacles protects the nose when they dig soil tunnels to forage.

Name:Impala

Height:85 cm, (2 ft, 9.5 in )

* ranges from 75 to 95cm

Weight:40 kg, (88 lbs)

Top Speed:80 kph, (50 mph)

Lifespan in Wild (years):17

Description:The Impala dwells in woodlands where a source of water is near. Males have S-shaped horns but both sexes are covered with red-brown hair which pales on the sides. They feed mostly on grass. They can leap up to 3 meters in the air to outrun a predator.

Name:Mole

Height:10 cm, (3.9 in )

* Star Nosed Mole - ranges from 8 to 13cm

Weight:n/a

Top Speed:8 kph, (5 mph)

Lifespan in Wild (years):3

Description:Star-nosed Moles live in the eastern part of North America in wet habitats. They have a hairless nose which is surrounded by 22 pink, fleshy tentacles, (hence, the name: star-nosed). These tentacles protects the nose when they dig soil tunnels to forage.