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Badgers are carnivorous upon various small animals such as [[rodent]]s, [[mole (animal)|mole]]s and [[hedgehog]]s. They live in elaborate underground burrow complexes called setts.
 
Badgers are carnivorous upon various small animals such as [[rodent]]s, [[mole (animal)|mole]]s and [[hedgehog]]s. They live in elaborate underground burrow complexes called setts.
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In the [[United Kingdom]] badgers are commonly blamed by farmers for spreading bovine [[tuberculosis]], although the disease is generally spread by uncontrolled livestock movements.  Nevertheless, the current Conservative government has given culling licences and a programme of culling has begun.[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2204790/Badger-cull-Go-ahead-thousands-animals-shot-bid-prevent-spread-TB.html]
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In the [[United Kingdom]] badgers are commonly blamed by farmers for spreading bovine [[tuberculosis]], although the disease is generally spread by uncontrolled livestock movements.  Nevertheless, the current Conservative government has given culling licenses and a program of culling has begun.[https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2204790/Badger-cull-Go-ahead-thousands-animals-shot-bid-prevent-spread-TB.html]
    
Badger hairs were sought after for making shaving-brushes, a practise that has ceased in many parts of the world due to the dwindling badger population. Badger hair shaving brushes now have something of an [[heirloom]] quality about them as commercially farming and shaving badgers has failed because they are not social animals and tend to aggression when in captivity.
 
Badger hairs were sought after for making shaving-brushes, a practise that has ceased in many parts of the world due to the dwindling badger population. Badger hair shaving brushes now have something of an [[heirloom]] quality about them as commercially farming and shaving badgers has failed because they are not social animals and tend to aggression when in captivity.
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*The dire badger is a fictional variety, larger, more savage, and sometimes more intelligent, occasionally encountered in [[role-playing game]]s.
 
*The dire badger is a fictional variety, larger, more savage, and sometimes more intelligent, occasionally encountered in [[role-playing game]]s.
 
*The badger is the state animal of [[Wisconsin]] and the mascot of the [[University of Wisconsin]].
 
*The badger is the state animal of [[Wisconsin]] and the mascot of the [[University of Wisconsin]].
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* A video on YouTube created by YouTuber Randall had given rise to the phrase "Honey badger don't care", in relation to said badger's ferocious and fearless nature.
    
[[Category:Animals]]
 
[[Category:Animals]]
 
[[Category:Carnivores]]
 
[[Category:Carnivores]]
 
[[Category:Biblical Animals]]
 
[[Category:Biblical Animals]]
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[[Category:Mammals]]
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