LOCAL FACTS: The North American Badger
The North American badger can be found in Grant and Adams counties, but is generally nocturnal so may not be seen often. They mostly eat small rodents and insects but will occasionally take on larger prey.
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The North American Badger is a local animal that can be found throughout the region and is known for its signature white, black and gray coloration. Here are a few facts from National Geographic about this local animal.
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