| Latin Name |
Meles leucurus |
| Conservation Status |
Least Concern |
| Location
| Asia |
| Colour |
- |
| Length |
- |
| Tail |
- |
| Weight |
- |
| Life Expectancy |
- |
Main Characteristics
Asian Badgers are similar in appearance to eurasian badgers.
Habitat
Asian Badgers can be found in open deciduous woodlands, coniferous woodlands, mixed woodlands, adjacent pastures, scrub, steppe and sometimes in suburban areas. They have a large range that extends from the southern portion of Russia through Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Korea and China.
Diet
Asian Badgers are omnivores and they mainly feed on earth worms, insects, frogs, birds, lizards, small mammals, nuts, fruit, eggs and carrion.
Breeding
Predators
Humans are predators of Asian Badgers.
Subspecies
Subspecies of the Asian Badger include:
Meles leucurus amurensis
Meles leucurus arenarius
Meles leucurus blanfordi
Meles leucurus leucurus
Meles leucurus sibiricus
Meles leucurus tianschanensis
Interesting Facts
Male badgers are known as 'boars' and females as 'sows'.
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