2.6K views · 124 reactions | Honey badgers use their long front claws to dig burrows, often building deep burrows in just a matter of minutes. Watch how quickly Eshe creates this hole! Because the badgers love to dig, keepers will often bury food or enrichment for them to find (though in this case, Eshe was digging for burrowing). #NaplesZoo #WednesdayWisdom #HoneyBadger | Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens | Facebook

14K views · 76 reactions | Badgers are known for burrowing and digging, so this video of one climbing a tree has baffled experts far and wide. | STV News | Facebook

10K views · 404 reactions | Badger burrowing & digging behaviour changes topsoil's chemical and physical properties and promotes soil enrichment.This creates new habitats for:  Amphibians: that need moisture in the soil  Invertebrates: on which birds feed ! Pollinators: that we need to grow crops Aren't badgers fantastic eco-system engineers?! 說 Learn more about badgers on our website: www.badgertrust.org.uk | Badger Trust | Facebook

And here we have an American Badger, named Billie, in her natural habitat digging and pushing dirt out of her den. 😂 | Wild West Wildlife Rehabilitation Center