The document summarizes information about badgers. It describes that badgers live near woods and springs in dens made of dried vegetables. They eat foods like acorns, berries, frogs, toads, worms, insects, roots, and mushrooms. Badgers have small eyes, round ears, gray thick hair that turns red when they move, and a short tail. They mate in summer and birth young from January to March. The young become independent in autumn. Badgers are endangered due to gas used to kill foxes, which sometimes kills badgers through asphyxiation.

2. Miriam Reis nº10

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7. What does it eat? acorns; berries; frogs; toads; worms and larvae; Insects; roots; mushrooms;

8. What does it look like? Itsheadendsin a pointedsnout similar to dog; Itseyes are tinyandhaveanalmondshape; Itsears are roundwiththeendsembroideredinwhiteandare oftenthrownback.; It has a long body. It has gray thick hair, that takes the shade of red when it move; The tail is short, abundantand has smelly secretion that removes all aggressors;

9. How do I play My mating occurs in summer and my children are born from January to March; The young are nursed by the mother and subsequently fed with small mammals and worms that they first chew; In autumn the small badgers become independent and seek a den to live;

10. Whyisitendangered ? I am in danger of extinction because I am a victim of the gas that kills foxes that sometimes inhabit the same place I do; Whenever I feel the smell of gas run and die asphyxiated;