The Badger

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Importance, Size, Behavior, and Different Habitats For The Badger

Importance

They are natural architects, creating underground burrows that shelter countless smaller animals

Importance

As they dig, they aerate and mix up the soil, improving its health and making it more conducive to plant growth

Appearance

distinctive black-and-white striped faces and powerful digging abilities

Diet

European badger feeds primarily on earthworms, insects, small mammals, and other invertebrates

Behavior

European badger tolerates living in social groups

Behavior

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European badger will dig deep and intricate burrow systems

Natural Habitats Of Badgers:

Grasslands

The open spaces are an ideal environment for them to forage for their preferred prey

Woodlands

They prefer to build dens in areas with plenty of cover in the form of vegetation for easy access to food and water

Hillside

These hillside habitats provide shelter and cover from predators like coyotes and foxes

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