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European Badger: 16.7% + 5.5% = 22.2%
American Badger: 41.7% + 18.1% = 59.8% 👈🏼
Asian Badger: 8.3% + 6.3% = 14.6%
Honey Badger: 52% = 52%
Dog/Badger: 33.3% + 18.1% = 51.4%
What one of the badger-folk can find at the Old Forest? 🍄
This design on RedBubble | This illustration on INPRNT
Commission of Lord Brocktree from the Redwall series (with a custom weapon) for a client on Instagram. This was so much fun. :)
I intended just to do a drawing of Lady Cregga but it ended up a little more three-dimensional.
I’m dead fucking serious. Our lives literally depend on it. We have no time to wonder if we should fight back or not. Because we absolutely should!
Hufflepuff
They're just too pretty to die...
Relax! What's the worst that could happen?
This is a North American Badger, a fierce, solitary, and carnivorous mammal. The scientific name is Taxidae taxus, with Taxus and its derivatives being the Latin words for Badger. Badgers are in the same scientific family (Mustelidae) as weasels, mink, otters, wolverines, and other types of badger from other countries. The North American Badger lives in the central and western United States. Reports claim that these badgers are so fierce, they will fight off a cougar in order to get at the carcass of prey.