Steve Jackson's Badger Pages

Badger facts. Badger photos. The badgers of the world in words and pictures.

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The badgers are nature's digging machines. Their forepaws are equipped with long claws, which are used to dig for food and to create dens. Badgers have contrasting dark and light patterns on their faces or bodies. This is warning colouration: most of the badgers have powerful jaws or the ability to emit unpleasant odours in self-defence - or both!

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Picture credits

The photo of the badger footprint used at the head of this Article is © Steve Jackson. Credits for the photos used in the right-hand margin of this page for site navigation can be found on the Credits page.


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Go to the stink badgers home page.

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