badger Comparison Table

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badger comparison table

Subject have breeding season be solitary fight courageously kill by is a kind of live in have distribution be nocturnal have scientific name eat dig with has part have name in French be not agile have colour hunt by have habitat be smaller than

weasel carnivore

badger humans weasel large burrow as long as 30 ft and as deep as 10 ft southern prairies Taxidea taxus blaireau d'Amérique open prairies, farmlands, parklands

adult badger August and September but implantation of the embryo is delayed until mid-February humans badger large burrow as long as 30 ft and as deep as 10 ft southern prairies Taxidea taxus ground squirrels, pocket gophers, prairie dogs, kangaroo rats, pocket mouse, voles, birds, snails, insects its front claws stout body, flattened dorso-ventrally blaireau d'Amérique grizzled back with creamy or white belly, brown legs, black feet, white and black face excavating burrows of its prey open prairies, farmlands, parklands European badger

baby badger humans badger large burrow as long as 30 ft and as deep as 10 ft southern prairies Taxidea taxus blaireau d'Amérique open prairies, farmlands, parklands

Subject	have breeding season	be solitary	fight courageously	kill by	is a kind of	live in	have distribution	be nocturnal	have scientific name	eat	dig with	has part	have name in French	be not agile	have colour	hunt by	have habitat	be smaller than
weasel					carnivore
badger				humans	weasel	large burrow as long as 30 ft and as deep as 10 ft	southern prairies		Taxidea taxus				blaireau d'Amérique				open prairies, farmlands, parklands
adult badger	August and September but implantation of the embryo is delayed until mid-February			humans	badger	large burrow as long as 30 ft and as deep as 10 ft	southern prairies		Taxidea taxus	ground squirrels, pocket gophers, prairie dogs, kangaroo rats, pocket mouse, voles, birds, snails, insects	its front claws	stout body, flattened dorso-ventrally	blaireau d'Amérique		grizzled back with creamy or white belly, brown legs, black feet, white and black face	excavating burrows of its prey	open prairies, farmlands, parklands	European badger
baby badger				humans	badger	large burrow as long as 30 ft and as deep as 10 ft	southern prairies		Taxidea taxus				blaireau d'Amérique				open prairies, farmlands, parklands

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