Badger Hunting

Badgers are medium-sized mammals from the Mustelidae family, known for their stocky build and distinctive black-and-white markings. They inhabit forests, grasslands, and urban areas, creating burrow systems called setts. Nocturnal omnivores, they primarily eat earthworms, insects, and fruits. Often social, especially European badgers, they play a key role in aerating soil and controlling pest populations. Badgers also hold cultural significance, symbolizing tenacity in folklore and mythology.