/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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/r/Badgers
The Acrustic Badger Band, from Salisbury UK
Bedfordshire uk
I have written a parody song about having a badger stuck in my car. It's set to Thompson Twins - Stay With Me. I am working on the video part, and for the end of it, and I was hoping someone has a badger puppet and wouldn't mind doing a short 5-10 second video. Just rock side to side, and when it's time, just have them talk to the lyrics. I can loop it after.
If you have a qualified badger please be in touch, otherwise kindly spread the word about the badgers.
Thank you for your time
Had a couple surveillance cams at a badger burrow, watch what happens.
I've always loved badgers (and all animals) but besides bodger and badger giving me an affinity for mash potato. But I think this is where my love of badgers started... just wanted to share while I enjoy the sub
I know of a sett nearby but am unsure when they actually emerge at this time of year. Stuff online says be there before sunset but that's only about 5:30pm which seems quite early. One of the websites I stumbled upon had them coming out around 7-9pm later in the year. Anyone with experience able to offer advice?
Thanks
Hi there :)
I absolutely adore European badgers and would love to interact with some while I'm in the UK this September. Are there any places where one can interact with, I suppose, badgers that are not candidates for releasing into the wild?
I know badgers are both protected and still quite maligned within the UK, so I'm optimistic that some wildlife centers exist in the UK to inform and educate the public about them.
Thank you! 🧡