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Yes they are because they hunt at night and sleep all day which means they are nocturnal. Yes. You will never see them by day (alive!) but if you drive around in country lanes during the small hours you should see them fairly often.
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∙ 15y agoActually, badgers spend winter in a cycle of topor but are less active though in the winter
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∙ 12y agoa badger lives in its den underground which it makes by digging a hole
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∙ 11y agoThey go on the hunt.
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∙ 15y agonope! nope!
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How long to badgers sleep?
badgers r nocturnal so they will sleep all day (about 12 hours) and hunt at night
What do badgers owls moths foxes bat have in common?
They are all nocturnal.
When do badgeres eat?
Badgers are nocturnal so they eat at night. They scavenge in the day and hunt at night
Can you list british nocturnal animals?
There are numerous nocturnal animals found in Britain. Badgers, fallow deer, wild boars, and tawny owls can all be seen at night in Britain.
When to badgers normally eat?
Badgers are nocturnal so they eat at night.
When do baders normally eat?
as badgers are nocturnal they feed during the night but in extreme circumstances have been seen feeding during the day.
When do bager eat?
Badgers are known for being nocturnal, which means they eat during the evening hours. They eat grubs, bird eggs, and other insects.
What do owls badgers moths bats and bats have in common?
i don't know so ask another question!
What kids of bagders?
There are Eurasian badgers, hog badgers, American badgers, ferret badgers, honey badgers, and stink badgers. I'm guessing that your question was, "What kinds of badgers are there?"
Do coyotes eat badgers or badgers eat coyotes?
coyotes eat badgers
Are badgers mammals?
yes, badgers are mammals
How do badgers see in the dark?
Badgers posses a structure at the back of their eye called a tapetum lucedum which is like a reflective sheet that catches light and reflects it back on the eye giving the eye a second chance to pick up the light. This is the structure responsible for eye shine in other animals such as deer.
