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Badgers live in burrows near meadows, ponds, and rivers where they can find food. They have thick fur, sharp claws, and strong teeth to hunt prey like eels, birds, rats, and mice. Badgers range from Mexico to California and have adaptations like lots of fur, sharp claws, and strong teeth that help them survive in their habitat and catch food.
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