Senkaku moles live in burrows during the day and come out to forage at night. They like to eat some underground insects such as beetles and earthworms, as well as the roots, tubers, tubers, surface stems, leaves and root bark of weeds.

In addition to eating insects, the Senkaku mole also steals seeds and bites them off The stems in the ground will break the root system, eat the main root, and eat the leaves on the ground, causing the crops to die. Therefore, the Senkaku mole is considered a pest.