Caucasian Badger

Caucasian BadgerThe Caucasian badger ranges from the Caucasus through Southwest and Central Asia. Its face has broad dark bands over the eyes and ears, with a white band between them.What does it look like?Broad black or black-brown bands run along the sides of the face over the eyes to the ears. A white stripe lies between them, and the fur on the muzzle, cheeks and ear tips is also white.How does it live?The Caucasian badger ranges from the Caucasus through Southwest and Central Asia. Its face has broad dark bands over the eyes and ears, with a white band between them.In the western Tian Shan of southeastern Uzbekistan, it uses mountain habitats. The related Asian badger in the same area occupies plains and semi-deserts.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.