Badgers: Nature's Digging Machines

What are Badgers?

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Badgers Natural History

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Badger Species

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Appearance

Badgers have a stout body, short limbs, and distinctive facial markings.

Habitat and Diet

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Reproduction and Lifespan

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Fun Facts

Badgers are fascinating creatures with a rich history and unique behaviors.

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Badgers: Nature's Digging Machines

What are Badgers?

Badgers Natural History

The name "badger" comes from Middle English and French words related to digging.

Badger Species

– There are 17 species of badgers grouped into four categories.

Appearance

Habitat and Diet

Reproduction and Lifespan

Badgers can live up to 14 years in the wild and give birth to 1-5 cubs at a time.

Fun Facts

Did you know some badger homes are over 100 years old?

Badgers are fascinating creatures with a rich history and unique behaviors.