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Badgers are secretive creatures who have been seen by few. So how do these elusive animals live their lives? We take a look at these badgers in their underground home, called a sett, just as cubs have been born.
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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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@briangleadless9958
@briangleadless9958 Год назад
I will never forget my first encounter with a wild badger. I had been on warden patrol all day within a group of woodlands owned by the Woodland Trust in Derbyshire. It was starting to become dusk so I decided to head home, has I did I noticed a huge earth covered mound which I thought might be an area of land where badgers might live, so I investigated the mound area. I found four large entrances, leading to underground passageways. I knew straight away I had found a Badger Sett. Upto this point I had never seen a live wild badger, I had seen lots of photographs and videos of badgers, but I had never come face-to-face with a badger myself. I decided to sit on the ground a few yards away from the sett entrances hoping I might get a quick glimpse of a badger. To my surprise I hadn't long to wait. I noticed a badger cub pop it's head out of the sett entrance. It sniffed the air, smelling for signs of danger. I had made sure I was down wind from the sett, so my scent could not be picked up by the badger/s. When the cub was satisfied there was no danger it came right out of the sett entrance and sat right in front of me! What a wonderful sight. I realised the cub's eyesight was 'very poor' as it was facing me, staring straight into my face, yet it did not seem one bit affraid of me, it did not attempt to run away. It just sat there staring at me! After about five minutes the cub turned away and made it's way into the woodland. I carried on with making my way home.
@Khonnell66
@Khonnell66 Год назад
Where abouts in Derbyshire, may I ask?
@e4t662
@e4t662 Год назад
Title: Underground labyrinth of Badgers.. Me: Oh, hell yeah!.
@andrewjones-productions
@andrewjones-productions Год назад
Despite growing up on a farm and my father pointing out a sett when I was young, I never, ever got to see a badger. Whilst they have the unfortunate tendency to spread tuberculosis which bovines can catch, I never heard of any farmer in my area wanting to evict them or harm them. They otherwise pose little threat and I personally would like to see research for a vaccine that would prevent cattle from being infected in order to help protect wildlife. I would really like to see a badger, although now living in Japan, my opportunity to do so are slim.
@FrankBenlin
@FrankBenlin Год назад
Here you go, now go for a walk and maybe get lucky. From Wikipedia; The Japanese badger is a species of carnivoran of the family Mustelidae, the weasels and their kin. Endemic to Japan, it is found on Honshu, Kyushu, Shikoku, and Shōdoshima. It shares the genus Meles with its close relatives, the European and Asian badgers.
@hmalik5232
@hmalik5232 Год назад
I saw one in my garden at night once and it was amazing but I’ve never seen one any other time yet
@indyreno2933
@indyreno2933 Год назад
@Frank Benlin, actually, Mustelidae is restricted to only the weasels, ferrets, and minks, while the skunks, stink badgers, badgers, otters, zorillas, muishund, shulang, huro, grisons, wolverine, tayra, martens, and fisher do not belong to Mustelidae anymore, they are instead moved to the families Mephitidae, Melidae, Lutridae, and Ictonychidae respectively, while the latter three families are grouped with Mustelidae into the superfamily Musteloidea, Mephitidae is not part of Musteloidea and instead evolved independently, Mephitidae belongs to a whole different superfamily, which is the superfamily Procyonoidea, meaning skunks and stink badgers are actually more closely related to the raccoons, ringtail, cacomistle, coatis, olingos, olinguito, kinkajou, and red panda than they are to the weasels, ferrets, minks, badgers, otters, zorillas, muishund, shulang, huro, grisons, wolverine, tayra, martens, and fisher.
@SnugglesPlays
@SnugglesPlays Год назад
I'm pretty sure I remember hearing that there is no scientific evidence that badgers have or spread TB....that's why there was such an outcry when the government announced the badger culling quite a few years ago, they said it was because of TB, but the scientific community said there is no evidence that they spread it to cattle. I'm sure I heard that right.
@oldskoolhunting
@oldskoolhunting Год назад
They say if you are TB free you should leave the badgers alone because if you cull them then others come from different areas and take over the sett that might have TB
@jerrywildlife
@jerrywildlife Год назад
Badgers are super amazing animals, so cute! Thanks to BBC to let us know their life.
@gonebabygone4116
@gonebabygone4116 Год назад
I have never come across one of these when it's just been put out. Amazing to see just 163 views and 5 comments. I love listening to Sir David ... every wildlife video I watch that doesn't have a narrator, I hear him :-)
@dannysullivan12345
@dannysullivan12345 Год назад
Me to check out Netflix animal birds of prey episode is sick
@w.d.g.
@w.d.g. Год назад
What's not to love here. Attenborough's voice. (Love this guy!!!), amazing camera work (Well Done BBC!!!). I can't wait to buy on disc the complete collected of Attenborough, someday, I'm saving up.
@lilyrey9546
@lilyrey9546 Год назад
Amazing to see their world.
@lordbigmac286
@lordbigmac286 Год назад
This is the footage badgers deserve! They have such complex setts, I’m so happy they made this clip.
@AniFam
@AniFam Год назад
Wow, their secret world is sooo complex~ Thank you for sharing this video~👍
@mmps18
@mmps18 Год назад
What cuties badgers are!!!
@majoroldladyakamom6948
@majoroldladyakamom6948 Год назад
Amazing film footage, and the voice of Sir David Attenborough? Count me in!
@NolanFriedline
@NolanFriedline Год назад
Amazing creatures.
@RainbowJack472
@RainbowJack472 Год назад
Wow cool video i really like it 👍
@MrNoobaholic
@MrNoobaholic Год назад
Badger, Badger, Badger, Badger… 😊
@kuitaranheatmorus9932
@kuitaranheatmorus9932 Год назад
I like badgers
@wildwildItaly
@wildwildItaly Год назад
I filmed a few on my trail cam, but only at night. I absolutely love them. And of course listening to Sir David A. is a real treat!! ❤️
@Tfrazer17capital.k1
@Tfrazer17capital.k1 Год назад
Good
@tatsusama3192
@tatsusama3192 Год назад
Hufflepuff pride! 💛🖤
@adnanbinabdullah9615
@adnanbinabdullah9615 Год назад
Wow.what an amazing video of wildlife seldom seen on films or RU-vid..really appreciate it.
@ilcanaledellanatura
@ilcanaledellanatura Год назад
Amazing! Thanks!
@mariadaluzmoutinho5701
@mariadaluzmoutinho5701 Год назад
Este vídeo é simplesmente incrível!! Fora os arames e a ocupacao do seu espaço esta espécie é linda e brava ..a BBC levou-nos ao seu refúgio desbravando o túnel com a câmara para nos mostrar a próxima descendência!! Fantástico ...como sempre!!
@nidhinkn5980
@nidhinkn5980 Год назад
Amazing Animal.
@Niobesnuppa
@Niobesnuppa 11 месяцев назад
Gotta love badgers.
@norichnocrybesmile3683
@norichnocrybesmile3683 Год назад
Thank boss🙏🙏🙏🇹🇭
@asianseaanimals
@asianseaanimals Год назад
Amazing animals life
@GayTruckDriver
@GayTruckDriver 4 месяца назад
They dug burrows in my drive way, only working at night they fooled me for a few weeks before i could stop them
@michellemenefee8359
@michellemenefee8359 Год назад
so cute!!
@sudhanshukandwal1496
@sudhanshukandwal1496 Год назад
♥️
@SoorajSVofficial
@SoorajSVofficial Год назад
sooo gooood😀
@Maesterful
@Maesterful Год назад
Just spotted one tonight in southern France coming out of a maize field, had no idea they even existed here!
@tom4412
@tom4412 6 месяцев назад
Badgers can be poisoned with feed grade Urea. If they are causing destruction in your field of Maize 👍
@K-FOREST_Original
@K-FOREST_Original Год назад
Hi! How are you? The wind of early fall has been blowing in Korea/Seoul since early this morning. While summer requires sunlight for grains and fruits, daily life is not easy due to heat and humidity. It's going to be autumn now... I wish you good health and good things for the rest of the week. Thank you.
Год назад
Schön 🤠
@kewmlw
@kewmlw Год назад
👍
@oofthissux
@oofthissux Год назад
So many questions. Do they have good vision in the darkness as the obviously spend a ton of time in the tunnel system?
@Condortheburninator
@Condortheburninator Год назад
Red Wall OP!
@shirleyjhaney1041
@shirleyjhaney1041 Год назад
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@IvanStepaniuk
@IvanStepaniuk Год назад
Badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger badger, MUSHROOM, MUSHROOM!
@dmhq-administration
@dmhq-administration Год назад
Corpse paint at its finest! Trve kvlt black metal badgers UNITE! 🤔😂😁👍🏻😎🤘🏻🖤🌲🦡
@user-no7st5xm9l
@user-no7st5xm9l Год назад
สวัสดีค่ะ
@dennesey
@dennesey Год назад
How in the H did anyone get footage this good? You'd think human scent would scare these guys out for good and leave this labyrinth abandoned.
@XxDyneXxFreeEnergyx
@XxDyneXxFreeEnergyx Год назад
The badger will always be my strongest ally on far cry primal up there next to the Owl of course.
@lizzie7929
@lizzie7929 Год назад
🐾
@chalfontstgiles4307
@chalfontstgiles4307 10 месяцев назад
What is that bird call at 1.25? Anyone? I hear it every night here in Scotland
@tom4412
@tom4412 6 месяцев назад
That’s actually me, love from mum x
@tom4412
@tom4412 6 месяцев назад
Here in the UK we use badger sets to return used engine oil back to deep underground where the Oil originally came from.
@shirleyjhaney1041
@shirleyjhaney1041 Год назад
I clicked on this bc of Bread and Jam for Frances, by another Brit, Russell Hoban.
@ecks_
@ecks_ Год назад
We’ve found the original earthbenders.
@olorin4317
@olorin4317 Год назад
Aww, how could you cull something so cute?
@Kingsaxxy3872
@Kingsaxxy3872 8 месяцев назад
Because farmers are terrified of them spreading TB even when it gets proven they don’t have it.
@tom4412
@tom4412 6 месяцев назад
@@Kingsaxxy3872badgers do carry TB
@UrduTravel
@UrduTravel Год назад
subhanAllah. beauty of life 🤩😍
@rawpax6723
@rawpax6723 Год назад
I was really exited to watch Badgers in their natural habitat but when David Attenborough mentioned the Set i realised it was all fake :(
@troygardner1610
@troygardner1610 Год назад
Funny how much mileage of tunnels most diggers in small ( e.g. scary ascarius..tapewurm...earthworms ish to badger needed for variation all seclusion ary matrix
@Vip__honey
@Vip__honey Год назад
I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on RU-vid 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos
@thediamond3823
@thediamond3823 Год назад
Hello
@TheTinnin
@TheTinnin Год назад
480p lol
@Snowbat656
@Snowbat656 10 месяцев назад
Bag
@hanialbattashi9784
@hanialbattashi9784 Год назад
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@majoroldladyakamom6948
@majoroldladyakamom6948 Год назад
Hate to break it to you, but the comment section is for commenting about THE VID and/or content. Really? Yup. 👍🤣👍
@debbieathy5204
@debbieathy5204 Год назад
@@majoroldladyakamom6948 good for you for making a very valid point.
@foxhoundp9949
@foxhoundp9949 Год назад
This is a dumb question but like all the European people I know freak out when they see an American badger. Are ours much bigger or something? I always hear ours are mean but I've always heard badgers are mean in general. They look about the same to me. Or based on the comments are European Badgers just more shy 😂 they chase dogs n cats and other farm animals round here, I grew up in a city n I've seen a badger IRL and not in a zoo. So maybe ours are meaner 🤦‍♀️😂
@zackebuh5868
@zackebuh5868 Год назад
Good question. I have never seen an American badger so I can't tell for sure, but I've come across European badgers in the park of my city and they are super chill, they don't seem to be bothered at all 😅
@foxhoundp9949
@foxhoundp9949 Год назад
@@zackebuh5868 huh, the ones here are like boot sized lions (they're long n squat like any other badger), they got a rep for being fierce and even wolves n bears don't mess with them. I'm the type that goes up to deer, raccoons, fox, skunk, coyote whatever and talk to em n pet em but when I'm in the Midwest n see a badger I nope right outta there just on their reputation, they straight up kill large animals. Interesting to know tho, thank you very much! Now I wonder if it's a resource issue 🤔 Still odd since they're in areas of the Americas that aren't super populated. Lots of farm land n forests up North.
@Kingsaxxy3872
@Kingsaxxy3872 8 месяцев назад
Actually no, European Badgers are slightly larger than North American Badgers, the one in the US tend to be more aggressive yes but the European one definitely ain’t something to be messed with either.
@darklab7335
@darklab7335 Год назад
Two
@indyreno2933
@indyreno2933 Год назад
Badgers are carnivorans that belong to the family Melidae, they are native to Eurasia, Africa, and North America, there are over fifteen extant species within seven genera and four subfamilies Taxonomy: • Family: Melidae (Badgers) •• Subfamily: Mellivorinae (Short-Faced Badgers) ••• Genus: Mellivora (Honey Badger Lineage) •••• Species: Mellivora capensis (Honey Badger) •• Subfamily: Helictidinae (Ferret Badgers) ••• Genus: Melogale (Northern Ferret Badgers) •••• Species: Melogale moschata (Chinese Ferret Badger) •••• Species: Melogale subaurantiaca (Formosan Ferret Badger) ••• Genus: Helictis (Indochinese Ferret Badgers) •••• Species: Helictis personata (Burmese Ferret Badger) •••• Species: Helictis cucphuongensis (Vietnamese Ferret Badger) ••• Genus: Bassaritaxus (Indonesian Ferret Badgers) •••• Species: Bassaritaxus orientalis (Javan Ferret Badger) •••• Species: Bassaritaxus everetti (Bornean Ferret Badger) •• Subfamily: Melinae (Old World Badgers) ••• Genus: Arctonyx (Hog Badgers) •••• Species: Arctonyx collaris (Greater Hog Badger) •••• Species: Arctonyx albogularis (Northern Hog Badger) •••• Species: Arctonyx hoevenii (Sumatran Hog Badger) ••• Genus: Meles (Eurasian Badgers) •••• Species: Meles meles (European Badger) •••• Species: Meles canescens (Caucasian Badger) •••• Species: Meles leucurus (Asiatic Badger) •••• Species: Meles anakuma (Japanese Badger) •• Subfamily: Taxideinae (New World Badgers) ••• Genus: Taxidea (American Badger Lineage) •••• Species: Taxidea taxus (American Badger)
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@frankdevries6962
@frankdevries6962 Год назад
Ratenbourgh is a sellout
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Back off, puppy! His name is Sir David Attenborough (anointed by the Queen), and he is a true Global Treasure.
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