The North American Badger is a fossorial carnivore. It preys predominantly on pocket gophers, ground squirrels, moles, marmots, prairie dogs, pika, woodrats, kangaroo rats, deer mice, and voles, often digging to pursue prey into their dens, and sometimes plugging tunnel entrances with objects. They also prey on ground-nesting birds such as bank swallow or sand martin and burrowing owl, lizards, amphibians, carrion, fish, skunks, insects, including bees and honeycomb and some plant foods such as maize, peas, green beans, mushrooms and other fungi, and sunflower seeds.
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The North American Badger is a fossorial carnivore. It preys predominantly on pocket gophers, ground squirrels, moles, marmots, prairie dogs, pika, woodrats, kangaroo rats, deer mice, and voles, often digging to pursue prey into their dens, and sometimes plugging tunnel entrances with objects. They also prey on ground-nesting birds such as bank swallow or sand martin and burrowing owl, lizards, amphibians, carrion, fish, skunks, insects, including bees and honeycomb and some plant foods such as maize, peas, green beans, mushrooms and other fungi, and sunflower seeds.
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Badgers forage for food mainly at night
coyotes eat badgers
badgers eat snails, worms, beetles and even rats.
The badger subspecies jeffersonii is found in British Columbia. It lives in the interior valleys of the province. Badgers are rare in British Columbia
Badgers don't have a different name in Britain - they are called badgers there as well. I'm british and I've never heard anyone refer to badgers by another name.
no. Badgers eat small animals like slugs.
Yes, Badgers love mushrooms. LOVE THEM.
Badgers are not known to eat wasps specifically, but they do feed on a variety of insects and grubs. They Honey Badger feeds on honey and often consumes bees in the process.
Badgers have been seen to eat lambs, but usually it is a rare occasion. Badgers are known to eat almost anything that they thing is edible.
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