Badger skull

Badger is a mammal of the family Mustelidae in the order Carnivorous, belonging to the genus Badger. Its body is enlarged, with a pointed nose, short ears, and small eyes; The neck is thick and short, the limbs are sturdy, and the toes of both front and back feet have strong brown black claws. The claws of the front foot are longer than those of the back foot. It is distributed throughout China except for Taiwan and Hainan. Usually, caves are built on soil mounds or under large trees, and the tunnels are very long. Having a keen sense of smell, skilled in digging and burrowing, able to sleep during the day and emerge at night, most species live alone. Badgers have a diverse diet, preferring to eat plant roots, corn, peanuts, vegetables, melons, beans, as well as insects, earthworms, frogs, mice, and other small mammals and reptiles. Strong adaptability.