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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] | + | 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] |
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| | 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]]. |
| | + | * 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. |
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| | [[Category:Animals]] | | [[Category:Animals]] |
| | [[Category:Carnivores]] | | [[Category:Carnivores]] |
| | [[Category:Biblical Animals]] | | [[Category:Biblical Animals]] |
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