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This is an American Badger and they can be found in places other than America for some reason. Here a few Badger facts a Badgers diet is mostly smaller animals, Badgers are Nocturnal and live in dens with Tunnel and chambers, Badgers aren’t real hibernators but they do slow down in the colder months.<\/p>\n

With such sharp claws they use for digging, tunneling and sometimes defense you would not want to get a wave by a badger.<\/p>\n

Badgers can get up to 19 to 31 inches in length and 6 to 12 kilograms with and average life span of 4 to 5 years, the males are always larger than females.<\/p>\n

The American Badger can be found widely distributed around northern Mexico, the west coast of Canada, along with the west and central parts of the USA.<\/p>\n

The American Badger is currently endangered so it lives in the wild in Ontario but is facing extinction.<\/p>\n

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