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National Geographic Kids UK - Tag a friend who'll love this pic! • The name badger comes from the French word 'bêcheur', which means 'digger'! • Badgers burrow into earth to create
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Bloomsbury Wildlife on Twitter: "What's in a name? 'badger' derived from 'badge' or the French bêcheur, meaning 'digger' https://t.co/PuV7iBjMDa https://t.co/Da2ZVfAJ1Z" / X
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Badger (Meles meles) cub, Dorset, England, UK, July. Did you know? The word Badger derives from the French 'Becheur', meaning digger Stock Photo - Alamy
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Badger or Le Blaireau, drawn in 1700s for French naturalist, Comte de Buffon Drawing by Terence Kerr - Pixels
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RSPCA Cymru - Did you know...... The English name "badger" is thought to come from the French word 'bêcheur' meaning 'digger'. In Welsh however, badgers are called 'moch daear' meaning 'earth pig'.
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WildlifeTrustSWWales 🦡🐬 on Twitter: "Fun Fact Friday.. Badgers are said to get their name from the French word 'bêcheur' meaning 'digger' ©Elliott Neep https://t.co/L4oS7OCWyw" / Twitter
European badger (scientific name: Meles meles) in Beaufortain region, French Alps, Savoie, Europe Stock Photo - Alamy
