/r/Badgers
Badgers - the Ultimate Mammal. Badger lore, news, education, and photos.
The badger is a short-legged omnivore related to the otters, skunks, weasels and wolverines. Their 11 species are distributed across four continents - North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa.
Mustelids with attitudeTM
Post anything related to badgers - news, lore, education, and photos.
The Honey Badger, or ratel (Mellivora capensis), native to Africa, central Asia, and the Indian Peninsula, don't give a shit.
Resources:
The James K. Polk Center for Badger Studies
The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
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Wolverines! <--new
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Elephant Seals! <--new
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They have started tipping the food from the bowl and eating it off the drive, scanning through ring , there have been cats, foxes. Badgers and around 9 magpies all eating :)
I’ve been leaving food out for the badgers for a long time , I love seeing them strolling up the drive, having a monch and toddling off. However. Does anyone else experience the badgers emptying the food out of the bowl and running off with the bowl ? I’ve lost about 10 bowls so far! They are only pound shop bowls, but I would be curious to know why they do this?
...and thought I'd introduce you to my little pal. We found his sett in some nearby woods recently and spent a week getting close enough for this picture.
Enjoy!
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$BADGER on Solana 🫶🏻🦡🤑