1. Badgers are rarely seen because they have this behaviour:

• Crepuscular
• Diurnal
• Nocturnal

2. Badgers live in an extensive network of underground tunnels and nests. What are these called?

• Setts
• Hideouts
• Retreats

3. What is a Badgers main type of diet?

• Omnivorous
• Carnivorous
• Herbivorous

4. What kind of small creature makes up 50% of a Badgers diet?

• Centipede
• Slug
• Earthworm

5. Badgers are also known to eat carrion. What is carrion?

• Rotten vegetation
• Dead animal carcass
• Severed animal limbs

6. What is a group of Badgers called?

• A gathering
• A Herd
• A clan

7. How long is the gestation period for a female badger?

• 7 - 8 weeks
• 12 - 13 weeks
• 19 - 20 weeks

8. Badgers dig up the nests of which insects in order to eat their larvae?

• Ants and Termites
• Bees and Wasps
• Beetles and Ladybirds

9. What scientific family do Badgers belong to?

• Anatidae
• Mustelidae
• Erinaceidae

10. Badgers have the ability to produce a very unpleasant smell through which gland?

• Anal gland
• Nasal gland
• Paw gland