The badger’s body language is relaxed; the animal even lifts its tail to waddle more quickly to keep pace with the coyote. “The badger was showing happy behavior—for a badger,” she laughs.

Badger admiring Banksy-style image wins hearts in wildlife photo competition. ... American photographer Savannah Rose documents a beaver dramatically smacking its tail in Jackson, ...

Did you know that there are many key differences between an American badger vs European badger? While both of these animals belong to the same family, there are some key differences in their ...

American Badger European Badger; Size: 20-30 inches long; 20-30 pounds: 25-45 inches long; 20-40 pounds: Appearance: Brown, gray, and white coarse fur with distinct white and black stripes on face. ..

And the honey badger is so much more than an internet meme or a totem of right-wing election deniers. This little mustelid is a smart, scrappy striver working its way through a hostile world with ...

The long-tailed weasel and possibly the ermine have been observed on Pitkin County open spaces, as has the American marten (also called the pine marten), another variety of weasel found in Colorado.

The European badger is not closely related to the American badger, despite the shared name. A mighty burrower, it is quite social, living in multi-family, complex burrow systems.

On Thursday, June 17, the Columbia Basin Badger Club will present an important community forum on US-China relations. The program, entitled Tiger By the Tail: U.S. China Relations, will feature ...

Honey badger, python and jackals filmed in fight as buffalo looks on: 'I've never seen something like this' 'Here’s why you never count out a honey badger, even if it’s outnumbered' ...

It’s either a badger or a raccoon that lost its tail. ... “Well, I’ve never seen an American badger so that never occurred to me,” said Baker when informed of the two different opinions.

The American badger can grow up to 3 feet (1 m) in length and weigh upwards of 9 to 22 pounds (4 to 10 kilograms). ... resembling those of a mule, and a tail tipped with black.

Taxidea taxus — American badger (with five subspecies) ... (51 to 86 centimeters) long from head to tail. The tail adds an additional 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15 cm) to its length.