The badger by Schleich Wild Life is a nocturnal predatory from the family of martens. The black and white fur, the long muzzle, the busted body and the short chunky legs are characteristic of the animal. Badgers live in hilly forest areas in Europe and feed on earthworms, insects, rodents as well as cereals and berries.
With their powerful paws, badgers dig under the ground extensive branched tunnel systems that are used for generations.
Badgers can be quickly up to 30 km/h despite their short legs.