The European Badger is part of the mammalian class a group known as mammals. They are Omnivores .It is a least concerned species of animals which means this specific animal is not in any danger of being wiped off the face of the planet. This breed of badger personality is social and peaceful. It’s known to ‘share’ it burrows (home underground) with rabbits, red foxes and dog raccoons. The main reason the red fox and badger live together is because they can work together for example the red fox gives them food scraps whilst the badgers give them a home. The European badger tends to feed on plants and vegetation; it is not known to prey on domestic stocks. The badger is very hygienic and always try to make sure they burrow is as clean as possible; they even have an area for their faeces. There are many different subspecies of badgers like the:
Common Badger,
Cretan Badger,
Norwegian Badger,
Rhodes Badger
and many others spread across the European continent and with other badgers not just this specific one across the entire globe.
The badger is a strongly built animal it contains a strong thick head and a wedge shaped body. The European badger would need thick fur for the cold winter ready for hibernation so they continuous spread of fur across their body.
The European badger groups in average of six adults in some cases twenty three adults. If the case of fighting occurs the main techniques they use are biting on the neck of another badger normally the fight is down to territory in some fights there are injuries but in others are fatal. When, surprised badgers normal bark.
The badger is not known to have many natural predators the main threats are Wolves, Lynxes and also dogs.
Badgers are mature in about 12-15months some are early some are later. When they are mature they find a mate. They are monogamous meaning they can live with the same mate for their lifetime.
Even though there are many European badgers have adopted to their environments by blending in with their scenario, body structure is low meaning good for digging, Flat, shovel-like paws are good for digging into soil, Thick fur allows them to survive changes in temperature in a temperate climate and great sense of smell which is vital for living underground.

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