What are adaptations of the badger?

Answer 1

Badger adaptations include:

• Long, strong, sharp claws for digging and making dens, and for self-defence.
• Thick, loose skin and fur, which not only enables the badger enough flexibility to turn and fight if grabbed by a predator, but which helps to protect it from snake bite, as the hide is too thick for snakes to penetrate.
• Acute senses of smell and hearing, which enable badgers to detect underground prey.
• A behavioural adaptation is the fact that badgers have been known to team up with coyotes when hunting prey. The two animals work together to entrap their prey: if it goes underground, the bepadher burrows to capture it, and if it emerges above the ground, the coyote pursues it.

Answer 2

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