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What Do Badgers Look Like?
Badgers are part of the mustelidae family, which includes ferrets, otters, ermine, weasels, stoats, and famously, skunks. This includes an elongated body, short legs and, in the case of badgers, a short tail.
Badgers differ in appearance. In North America, they are grey with ears more on the side of their heads. In Britian, they are black with very pronounced stripes on their faces and ears more on the top of their heads. British badgers also have longer legs than their American cousins.
Below you will find a picture of a North American badger.
To see a British badger, go to www.badger-watch.co.uk
Badgers differ in appearance. In North America, they are grey with ears more on the side of their heads. In Britian, they are black with very pronounced stripes on their faces and ears more on the top of their heads. British badgers also have longer legs than their American cousins.
Below you will find a picture of a North American badger.
To see a British badger, go to www.badger-watch.co.uk
In the UK at least, they are black with white stripes - or is that white with black stripes? Pretty much evenly striped.
Badgers have elongated bodies short legs and a short tail.
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Most of them are brown.