However, historians aren’t certain exactly when the breed first appeared. While some believe that foresters bred dachshunds ...

The honey badger’s body is a sinuous defensive machine. As the animal’s name suggests, it is very fond of raiding bees’ nests in search of honey and juicy larvae, and its thick skin cannot ...

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.

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 ...

But it's not unusual for the animals to build a den in a golf course, backyard — or a cemetery. Kirby Korven, public works manager for the City of Cranbrook, says the badger family moved into ...