Courtesy Photo / Kerry Howard This photo, taken in Colorado, shows an American badger. American badgers do not live in Southeast Alaska and are distantly related to other members of the weasel family.

Discover the truth about the infamous weasel family, often portrayed as villains and associated with unsavory behavior. We “badger” people, “ferret” out the enemy and “weasel” out of ...

Weasels: They're known as "sneaky and deceitful," "treacherous and bloodthirsty," we even associate the names "weasel," "ferret," and "badger" with Skip to main content Skip to footer site map MENU ...

The PBS series “Nature” looks at the weasel family, which includes the fearless honey badger. And we all know, Honey Badger don’t care.

The badger is an emblem of Wisconsin, ... And are there actually any badgers — those stocky, muscular members of the weasel family with black-and-white faces — in the state? ...

The weasel family is often associated with unsavory behavior – we “badger” people, “ferret” out the enemy, and “weasel” out of obligations – but do these critters deserve their bad reputations? Decide ...

Both the badger and its cousin, the weasel, are carnivores. Meat eaters. For badgers that means mostly ground squirrels, or gophers as we call them, but also rabbits, reptiles and insects.

YAKIMA, Wash. — In early August, Yakima homeowners near W. 80th Avenue noticed a badger, a large member of the weasel family, in their yard. It was shuffling around the ...

The mammalian Mustelidae family comes in all sorts of shapes, from bulky badger to slinky stoat, but all are carnivorous, with well-developed scent glands under the tail. Or, in plain Anglo-Saxon, ...

The PBS series “Nature” looks at the weasel family, which includes the fearless honey badger. And we all know, Honey Badger don’t care.