What level of animal protection is the badger?

Badger is a common mammal in Asia and Europe. It can be found in dense forests and hills. Because of its ferocious temperament and mixed eating habits, people will run away when they see it. What level of protection is the badger?

1. What level of animal protection is the badger?

Wolverine is a national first-class key protected animal in China. Weasel badger, honey badger and dog badger have been listed on the 2008 Red list of Endangered species of the World Conservation Union (IUCN). Any hunting and all kinds of human interference, including other species, are prohibited if hunting is illegal.

Second, where are the badgers distributed?

Badgers inhabit bushes in dense forests, graves, barren hills, streams and lakes, hillsides and hills. Like to live in groups, good at digging holes. Eating habits are very miscellaneous, like to eat plant roots, corn, peanuts, vegetables, melons, beans, insects, earthworms, frogs, rats and other small mammals, small reptiles and so on.

Generally speaking, there are many species of badgers, and most of them are protected animals. Wolverine badgers are key protected animals at the national level in China. Honey badgers, dog badgers and weasel badgers have been listed on the list of endangered species of the World Conservation Union.