This is a pig badger.

Dog badger and pig badger are similar but slightly different. The badger is fatter than the puppy, while the badger's nose pad and upper lip are exposed, and its nose and mouth are long, narrow and round, resembling a pig's nose. Badger's four legs are taller than pig's, its head is narrower than pig's, its teeth are longer than pig's, its claws are more like dog's claws, and its nails are not as long as pig's.

Types of badgers:

1, Badger: Badger, Badger Eight Dogs, etc. , mainly distributed in Northeast China, Northwest China, South China, Central South and other places. The head is flat, the tip of the nose and ears are short, the neck is short and thick, the tail is short, the limbs are short and thick, and the claws are strong and suitable for digging. They often live in caves. The back hair is hard and dense, the base is white, the proximal end is dark brown, the hair tip is white, and there are more white hairs on the side. The mandible, throat, abdomen and limbs are all brown and black. Most of them live in jungles, barren hills, streams and lakes, and bushes on hillsides and hills. Likes to live in groups and is good at digging holes. Eating habits are very complicated.

2. Honey Badger: Honey Badger has a body length of 60-77 cm and a shoulder height of 25-30 cm. The back is gray. Its hair is very loose and rough, and it is not afraid of bee stings and snakes. Shallow layers live in various types of areas-rainforests, open grasslands and even waterside, and are active at dusk and night, often alone or in pairs. Rest in the cave during the day. Omnivorous, eating all kinds of food, including small mammals, birds, reptiles, ants, carrion, wild fruits, berries, nuts and so on. Even cobra, mamba snake and other poisonous snakes, but the favorite food is honey.

3. Pig badger: The pig badger is similar to the dog badger, with light brown or dark brown body, white throat and tail, and a white longitudinal stripe from the tip of the nose to the back of the neck. It lives in the mountains from the plain to more than 3000 meters above sea level. Their living habits are similar to those of badgers. They live in caves or burrows, are fierce, bark like pigs, have poor eyesight, have a developed sense of smell, stay up all day and go out at night, are omnivorous and especially like to eat animals.

4. Wolverine: Wolverines are called bears, flying bear, bears and minks, probably because they are as cruel as wolves and have the same body shape as badgers, so they are named. In fact, the wolverine belongs to the weasel family, mainly brown, and looks like a little brown bear from a distance. Because of his gluttony, he likes to eat the carcasses of large animals or steal the prey of hunters, including the females and cubs of large herbivores such as reindeer and red deer, catch foxes, wild cats, roe deer, otters, grouse, hazel chickens and mice, and eat mushrooms, pine nuts or various berries, especially honey.

5. Weasel badger: Weasel badger, also known as scorpion, badger and white scorpion. The neck is thick and short, the ear shell is short, round and upright, the eyes are small, and the coat color changes greatly. The back is light taupe or yellowish taupe, dark purple gray to brown, and the abdomen is pale, yellowish white, cinnamon to apricot yellow. It is nocturnal, burrowing, slow-moving, omnivorous, with obvious seasonal changes. It breeds/kloc-0 times a year and gives birth to 2-4 litters each time. It lives in forests, shrubs and grasses in valleys, hills and mountainous areas, and is distributed in China, India, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Myanmar and Viet Nam.