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Badgers live in underground networks called setts, which are welcome retreats from the modern world. As the months draw in, they will spend even more time down here to cosy up, and crucially, to prepare for pregnancy.
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Natural World: Badgers - Secrets of the Sett (2008)
Badgers are loved by some and hated by others. Yet few people have ever seen one alive. So how does the badger maintain its secret life? This film follows a badger family throughout the year, from the birth of their tiny cubs deep underground, to their spring emergence, discovery of summer scenery and encounters with people and wild neighbours. Set against the idyll of country life on a working farm, this film uncovers the dark and light side of the badger as never seen before. What is revealed is a surprising, entertaining and moving account of the country's most respected and endlessly watchable wild inhabitant.
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@MrPimpVick Год назад

They looked very cozy and free of worries in their nest 😺

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

Lots of folks end up harming badgers, you know? If they'd just leave a basket of apples outside their crib, it could totally change the game.

@LuckAqua Год назад

I could feel the warmth of their bunker via my screen. This vid makes me love my only home, the Earth, even more.

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

So, like, people mess with nature, and then they're all like complaining about the drama that follows. Badgers, you know, just do their thing, chilling in their underground spots, escaping the noise of our crazy loud world. We gotta, like, think about how we're messing with their homes, man. Oh, and by the way, badgers apparently dig sugar, but they're totally cool; no harm to us or anyone else. 🦡 #NatureVibes

@Summitic Год назад

Please interview the team that filmed the cordycep sequence ( killer fungus). It will be great to see how they filmed it and challenges. Thanks BBC Team

@LuckAqua Год назад

Their creativity is just stunning.

@Summitic Год назад

Please

@Summitic Год назад

Please

@Summitic Год назад

@@LuckAqua i know

@Summitic Год назад

Please

@g3ckozr265 Год назад

We need to start doing loud fireworks away from all animals. Loud noises scare animals

@frankG335 Год назад

We need to stop celebrating war with the sounds of war, imho. It causes extreme anxiety for dogs, wildlife, and most importantly, veterans and others traumatized by war. It makes every vet and refugee relive the horrors of war. Why on earth do we do that to them?

@g3ckozr265 Год назад

@@frankG335 exactly.

@frankG335 Год назад

@UCtaYlSeg-K32alXTc0zEjKQ Soft? The world is being destroyed by humans to the point where we will make ourselves extinct and you're worried that someone might be soft? Your Macho outlook has brought nothing but destruction to the world. Humans are the only species that works hard to make their own world impossible to live in. Rule the world? Ha! We're so stupid that instead of being stewards of the world, we arrogantly destroy our only sources of oxygen - the healthy oceans (phytoplankton), and forests. Not very smart at all.

@g3ckozr265 Год назад

We can just do it away from them

@travelerforever8849 Год назад

Pets hide in fear when people start play fireworks during new year. My cats show the anxiety and the neighbours' dogs bark non stop.

@mackdog3270 Год назад

This video reminds me of Brian Jacques and his redwall series of books. Badger lords and ferocious mice and hares. They're kid's books, but even at forty something I still love them.

@Jefe2024 Год назад

I used to love Redwall!

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

European badgers are fascinating creatures. They're known for their distinct black and white facial markings, and they belong to the mustelid family. These nocturnal beings are skilled diggers, creating intricate burrow systems called setts. European badgers have a diverse diet, including earthworms, insects, fruits, and small mammals. They're quite social too, often living in groups called clans. If you ever get a chance to observe them, you'll be amazed at their unique behaviors and interactions! 🌍🦡

@heinedenmark Год назад

So many of them, die in the traffic, here in Denmark. Very sad to witness.

@eatass5627 Год назад

Animals are so low IQ

@LuckAqua Год назад

As I remember, there was a project to create cross bridge to connect two sides of roads so animals could cross the highways without worry about the traffic. I hope that kind of project could be built all over the world.

@LindaC616 Год назад

@@LuckAqua that was with mountain lions in LA, to prevent inbreeding, as the only males left for that female to breed with were her sons

@murph_mustela Год назад

Yes, in Ireland the only badgers I ever saw in my life were flat ones, on the road :(

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

People need to take care of nature and stop hurting badgers.

@arvinddwivedi2227 Год назад

It should be posted on new year or Christmas to spread awareness.

@colevanbalen7205 10 месяцев назад

The suspended embryo is a crazy adaptation.

@DaveZee823 Год назад

The evolution of the planet is just amazing.

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

These captivating members of the mustelid family, distinguished by their black and white facial markings, play a vital role in ecosystems. With impressive digging skills, they create intricate burrow systems called setts, contributing to the biodiversity of their habitats. Their diverse diet, including earthworms, insects, fruits, and small mammals, showcases their ecological importance. It's crucial to dispel misconceptions about their behavior to appreciate their role fully.

@DaveZee823 9 месяцев назад

@@PoisonelleMisty4311 Thanks for the knowledge.

@kind2311 Год назад

Captured in stunning 480p resolution

@Catboycarls Год назад

BBC Earth and NatGeo Wild, I don't know which is better, they're just so good! ❤

@LuckAqua Год назад

They both have their own vibe. But you are right, it's hard to choose which one is better so I chose both :)

@Catboycarls Год назад

@@LuckAqua same here, I choose both anyday!

@necymamaril3735 Год назад

I have them both. I had NatGeo way before I had BBC Earth. They are both worth having if you’re interested and cared for our planet Earth!

@Catboycarls Год назад

@@necymamaril3735 Yeah, you're right.

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

To foster a positive relationship with European badgers, one approach is by planting fruits and berries in forests

@EphemeralProductions Год назад

Cute! My soft warm bed is my equivalent of that small cozy shelter. ❤️😁

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

`You know, European badgers, they're not as wild as honey badgers. It's a whole different story in the animal kingdom!

@cruze86 Год назад

Cuty cuty pie 😚🥰

@EphemeralProductions Год назад

2:35. Her cough/sneeze. So cute and funny. :)

@murph_mustela Год назад

Wow, they are just like my old ferrets I used to have. The way they move, sleep, and the noises they make. So cute.

@twinflowerfioretta Год назад

excellent short story and filming ! , cute animals in a warming shelter !👈😍🌟there is a lot we wouldnt know without BBC Earth, Thanks !👍

@Shannon-LikeTheRiver Год назад

They look so cosy!!

@jmalmsten Год назад

There are quite a few badgers there. Hm. Badger, badger badge-... MUSHROOM MUSHROOM!

@chitwansingh Год назад

beautiful

@user-dc1dr9kr8x Год назад

That's great footage....thanks

@Guydude777 Год назад

Great footage!

@sodaPapa7176 Год назад

Oh yeah baby

@billeh60 Год назад

Did they help put the camera in that bunker 😂

@julianaerti Год назад

Good

@i_am_a_freespirit Год назад

Cute 🥰

@gailnix5462 Год назад

Great information in video. I wish it had been longer. Seems like it just got started and it’s over. 🍀♥️

@vivahernando1 Год назад

For a second I was like how in the hell did they get a video of the badgers uterus 😂😂😂

@JulieAVL Год назад

That was amazing! Thank you

@Neith29 Год назад

Bears are the same if I remember correctly, fathered by different males but born at the same time, suspended in animation until when the season or weather is more suitable for their successful survival.

@rosadiaz6945 Год назад

Wonderfull

@sandybell3369 Год назад

In urban areas where there is woods more and more people are using fireworks! It is so dangerous, annoying and stupid!

@AdventurelifeCK Год назад

Nice wildlife 🥰🥰🥰🥰

@patriciajohnson-platt4779 Год назад

Nature🍃💌

@necymamaril3735 Год назад

The cycle f life!

@AshishGuptaIITB Год назад

Must be #Diwali crackers! ;-)

@NightShadow720 Год назад

Hufflepuff is really gonna love watching this

@A3Kr0n Год назад

480p from the BBC?

@mariadaluzmoutinho5701 Год назад

Incrível BBC ...mais uma vez o vídeo cheio de surpresas!! Esta espécie é tão dócil e tão peculiar..! Apesar dos intrusos festivaleiros e ruidosos estrondos do fogo ... ha que fugir deles e levar a cabo o mais importante ...proteger uma nova geração de crias lindas que estará pronta para despontar!!

@David.Anderson Год назад

👀

@projects325 Год назад

So basically worms go deep into the dirt when its cold? Or what's the deal with that

@bossmatsymoto Год назад

🎀дякую🪄

@hampsonmealey Год назад

"Cute Badgers". Just say Badgers and stop being so infantile!

@cintronproductions9430 Год назад

But they are cute! 😅🦡🦡🦡

@hampsonmealey Год назад

@@cintronproductions9430 absolutely, it's the need to describe them as such that is strange

@LindaC616 Год назад

@@hampsonmealey it is reminiscent of certain clickbaity animal channels, where someone in Japan or India has posted stolen animal content

@hampsonmealey Год назад

@@LindaC616 bang on

@humbertsmith8864 Год назад

Apparently the badgers were imitating Ukrainian civilians. How inclusive!

@jaffarsamoon6711 Год назад

Signatures and signs of Almighty Allah the Lord God CREATER OF the heavens and the earth 🌍👌☑️❤️

@Djellowman Год назад

Doesn't exist. You're living in a fantasy world

@yusufcanbaz8194 Год назад

@@Djellowman jessus doesnt exist

@Djellowman Год назад

@@yusufcanbaz8194 indeed

@yusufcanbaz8194 Год назад

@@Djellowman allah does

@yusufcanbaz8194 Год назад

@@Djellowman lets not figth over religon

@PoisonelleMisty4311 9 месяцев назад

People disrupt nature, then grumble about the consequences. Badgers seek refuge in their burrows, a sanctuary from our noisy world. Let's be mindful of our impact on their habitat. On a side note, remember, badgers don't pose a threat; they don't eat humans or the deceased. 🦡 #NatureCoexistence

@melakon1 Год назад

You ever see a badger fight, they have no natural enemies, tell the truth Sir David

@vivahernando1 Год назад

Wolves and coyotes destroy dens and the baby badgers

@Eadbhard Год назад

Badgers can live anywhere - in the vast forests of North America, or somewhere amidst the illimitable Great Plains - but these badgers apparently live somewhere close to a human population; hence, the fireworks. In short, Mr. Narrator, people are not intruding upon the badgers' "tranquility" in this video. These animals just have the misfortune of being close to human habitation. If these badgers are emerging from their homes into a "battleground", they'll migrate somewhere else, somewhere far away from civilization and the ways of man.

@caspion1647 Год назад

You do know that there are multiple species of badgers and that most badgers cannot travel across a bloody sea or ocean? Oh and those in the mainland of Europe would have to travel through thousands of kilometres of human inhabited areas, including life threatening highways. Aka quite being so condesensing, because you sound like an ignorant prick.

@Eadbhard Год назад

@@caspion1647 The video doesn't mention what part of the world these badgers are in, fuckstick. As for me, it is obviously clear by my comment that I am referring to American badgers. In North America - where there are no oceans to cross - there are millions of acres of National Forest Lands and Parks where humans will likely never intrude upon these animals' "tranquility'. Point is, this idiot narrator makes it sound like humans are always encroaching upon the badger's peace and quietude. This is not true. Even if it were true, human habitation doesn't seem to be affecting the badger population. These animals are ubiquitous, and they can be found throughout the world; moreover, despite growing human populations, badgers have no danger of being on any 'Endangered Species' list. And, truth be told, I don't think badgers' give a continental curse about fireworks going off in the skies above their dens, no more than they would care about thunder and lightning. The only ignorant one is you. The comment I wrote is hardly apropos to the fugged up comment you sent as a reply, so why did you even bother posting it? Do you enjoy looking like a contentious, obtuse, fugging little shitpoke on a public platform such as RU-vid? Is that it?