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American badgers live in open habitats like grasslands, deserts, forests without trees, mountains, meadows and prairies. They have thick fur, bushy tails, short but strong legs, flat bodies, strong jaws and claws to survive in their environment. As a behavioral adaptation, badgers will play dead when threatened. There are eight kinds of badgers worldwide.
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- 2. Habitat Grass lands Deserts Forest No trees Mountains Meadows Prairie
- 3. Physical Adaptations Thick fur Bushy tails Short but strong legs Flat bodies Strong jaws Strong claws
- 5. Fun Facts There are 8 kinds of badgers.
- 6. Photos
- 7. Resources A-z-animals.com Bing images