Have you seen a badger in east Albuquerque? If you have, wildlife researchers would like your help. If you or your trail ...

An American badger as photographed by Carlos Porrata ... “There have also been some suggestions that this could be an erythristic animal, in which fur or skin can have an unusual reddish ...

There's also some evidence that an animal's diet can trigger the condition in some species, such as Baltimore orioles. A typical North American badger is darker overall, with black and white ...

The Facebook post had over 1,000 comments guessing what the animal could be, and in an update to the post, officials said it is very likely an American badger. "This photo was taken by a park ...

Explores the life of American badgers ... along with the dangers they face from other animals. The film showcases the badger's adaptability to various environments and its continuous quest ...

Family Realizes Pet Dog Might Be a Bear After Animal Starts to Walk Around on Hind Legs Texas Parks and Wildlife described the American badger as "a short-legged, wide-bodied, shaggy-furred member ...

The animal was caught on camera by a park visitor ... We agree with most of the comments that this is very likely an American Badger (not to be confused with the Honey Badger that lives in ...

With the onset of winter, some animals become more visible and others disappear for the season. American badgers are ... much of the West, seeing a badger is uncommon for me and is an event ...

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It turns out the animal is not full albino. It probably is leucistic, a condition caused by a genetic mutation that results in partial loss of coloring. An American badger as photographed by ...