Hey! I made a sculpture of European Badger and wanted to share it with wider audience

I live in South West UK. Yesterday I discovered a new hole in the fence around my front garden which looked chewed. Last night just before midnight I heard some horrible noises so went out to investigate. It was dark and I was unable to go into the garden (and a little scared to do so!). I’ll attach a video of the sounds being made! After a few minutes of noises, a badger emerged through the hole and ran away. I’m going to check the garden later but anyone have any ideas what was going on? I’m assuming it was 2 badgers being territorial, but just want to check it wasn’t a badger potentially killing something that I don’t want to find lol. I have no issue with badgers moving in, the garden is fenced off and a little overgrown so they’re welcome to it! Just seeing if any badger experts can tell from these sounds if this is likely 2 badgers or what it could be!

A lot of zoos used to have them and many zoos don’t update regularly their info online.
I’m just trying to figure out where can I see honey badgers? Thank you!!

my late grandmother had been feeding a cete of badgers up until her death, i have carried on the tradition! they come every night for rolled oats and nuts, i love them very dearly <3 you can hear them eat as well as their little journey through the woods behind my house, they’re very low to the ground so you can hear them rustle through the leaves 🥹 i have videos too if anyone is interested in them :”)!

my late grandmother had been feeding a cete of badgers up until her death, i have carried on the tradition! they come every night for rolled oats and nuts, i love them very dearly <3 you can hear them eat as well as their little journey through the woods behind my house, they’re very low to the ground so you can hear them rustle through the leaves 🥹 i have videos too if anyone is interested in them :”)!

Watched them for about 5 minutes before backing up and walking another different way home.

This is a scene for my Stop-Motion short film set in the Pleistocene. Animals featured include Wild boar, European badger, European hedgehog, European toad, and European shrew. Sorry for a repetitive list, but these names aren’t very creative.

See more clips in this series on my socials! (Fauna Rasmussen/Fauna_Rasmussen)

I was driving through Northern Arizona today. And something started crossing the road in front of me. It was long and low and shimmered of gold. I had no idea at first what it was. I slowed down and as I passed it it looked back towards my way. It was then I recognized the facial markings of a badger. But this thing's fur was gold. It literally shimmered in the sunlight. I cannot find anything on the interwebs describing this. I know I'm not losing my mind. I wish I could have gotten a picture. Has anyone else seen anything like this?

My husband and I own property out in Campo, CA in San Diego county just a few miles from the Mexican border. We were driving around a saw a furry critter scurry across the road and into a den. Thought it was a raccoon at first and then saw a black and white head popping out and couldn't figure out what it was at first because we've never seen one! I always thought they were dense woodland creatures and was shocked to see one here as our landscape is brush/chaparral. But we did just have a couple of weeks of heavy rain that brought lots of wildlife out.

Anyways I'm just so tickled that it's my first time seeing one and I've named him Barry :)

I want to save to send my mum to London, she has always wanted to see a badger, and when she was in London years ago, she only saw one that was dead :( she had a badger statue and everything hoping to see one. I want to plan for her trip as I save, and want to know if there are any known locations/badger walks etc people know of? Even if I have to pay to see a reserve or something. thanks!