Badger Quiz: Find Out What You Know About Them!

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Welcome to the Badger Quiz: Find Out What You Know About Them!
Prepare to delve into the fascinating world of these elusive and charismatic creatures.
This quiz will put your knowledge to the test as you explore the intriguing facts about badgers, their habits, habitats, and remarkable adaptations.
Get ready to embark on an educational journey and uncover the secrets of these captivating creatures that roam the earth.
Quiz Questions
- What is the scientific name for the badger?
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- Arctonyx collaris
- Mellivora capensis
- Meles meles
- Taxidea taxus
- What is the average weight of an adult badger?
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- 11-20 pounds
- 21-30 pounds
- 31-40 pounds
- 5-10 pounds
- What is the average length of an adult badger?
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- 31-40 inches
- 41-50 inches
- 20-30 inches
- 51-60 inches
- What is the average lifespan of a badger in the wild?
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- 11-13 years
- 8-10 years
- 2-4 years
- 5-7 years
- What is the habitat of badgers?
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- Rainforests
- Deserts
- Grasslands
- Tundra
- What is the diet of badgers?
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- Insects and small animals
- Fruits and vegetables
- Fish and other aquatic animals
- Nectar and pollen
- What is the gestation period of a female badger?
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- 30-40 days
- 70-80 days
- 90-100 days
- 50-60 days
- What is a group of badgers called?
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- Herd
- Flock
- Cete
- Pack
- What is the scientific name for the American badger?
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- Mellivora capensis
- Meles meles
- Taxidea taxus
- Arctonyx collaris
- What is the scientific name for the Eurasian badger?
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- Mellivora capensis
- Taxidea taxus
- Arctonyx collaris
- Meles meles
- What is the scientific name for the hog badger?
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- Taxidea taxus
- Arctonyx collaris
- Mellivora capensis
- Meles meles
- What is the scientific name for the honey badger?
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- Arctonyx collaris
- Taxidea taxus
- Meles meles
- Mellivora capensis
- What is the color of a badger's fur?
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- Red and white
- Brown and white
- Grey and white
- Black and white
- What is the name of the badger in the book 'The Wind in the Willows'?
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- Toad
- Ratty
- Mole
- Badger
- What is the name of the badger in the animated movie 'The Animals of Farthing Wood'?
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- Weasel
- Fox
- Owl
- Badger
Interesting Badger Facts
Here are some interesting badger facts:
Behavior: Are Badgers Aggressive?
Generally, badgers exhibit caution around humans and tend to be wary. When faced with potential danger, their instinctive response is to retreat to the nearest sett.
However, if a badger is cornered and feels trapped, it may display heightened aggression as a means of self-defense.
Instances of cats or dogs being injured by badgers are infrequent, indicating that the level of risk associated with such incidents is low.
It is important to note that the risks are minimal, and with the application of common sense by both pet owners and their animals, the majority of pets remain unharmed.
What is the Habitat for a Badger?
Badgers can be found in a range of habitats including shrub steppe, grassland, semi-desert, and open forests.
They have a preference for loose and easily excavated soils, which they require for their digging activities. In terms of diet, badgers primarily feed on ground squirrels, pocket gophers, and various other small mammals.
With a suite of adaptations suited for its lifestyle, the badger possesses a flattened body, a pointed snout, a conical head, robust legs, and long, powerful claws.
These physical traits collectively enable the badger to effectively navigate and push through the soil.


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