<Li> Mildew .--A word occurring a certain number of times in the D.V. as an equivalent for Hebrew, hãsîl, which probably means a kind of locust . </Li> <Li> Mole .--Two Hebrew words are thus rendered, The first, tînshéméth (Leviticus 11: 30), would, according to good authorities, rather signify the chameleon; with the second, haphárperôth (Isaiah 2: 20), some burrowing animal is undoubtedly intended, The mole of Syria is not the common mole of Europe, Talpa europaea, but a blind mole rat (Spalax typhlus), a blind burrowing rodent . </Li> <Li> Monkey .--See APE (sup .). Occurs in 1 Kings 10: 22 (NKJV). </Li> <Li> Mosquito .--See GNAT (sup .). </Li>

Where does it talk about animals in the bible