Throwing cheese at badgers

• 2012-04-20

  Badger Fact

  You can put a badger inside a watermelon, but you can’t put a watermelon inside a badger.

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• 2012-04-18

  Badger Fact

  After 9 years Starbucks internationally recalled badger milk from its coffee bars as it was exposed as a mild hallucinogenic.

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• 2012-04-13

  Badger Fact

  Any badgers left unattended at Heathrow Airport will be removed and destroyed within an average time of 343 seconds.

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• 2012-03-30

  Badger Fact

  If you keep a badger in a dark room, it will eventually turn out to be a bad idea.

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• 2012-03-28

  Badger Fact

  The average person will accidentally eat 17 badgers in their sleep over the span of their lifetime.

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• 2012-03-27

  Badger Fact

  The male badger cannot copulate while its head is attached to its body. The female initiates sex by ripping the male’s head off.

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• 2012-03-22

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  Wherever a deceased badger lays, a walnut tree grows. This causes numerous problems for highway agencies around the globe.

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• 2012-03-13

  Badger Fact

  You can not laminate a badger. Many have tried, many have failed. It remains the only animal to be unlaminatable.

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• 2012-03-08

  Badger Fact

  Badgers are born pregnant and can give birth when they are only ten days old.

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• 2012-02-22

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  The popular saying “Sticky as a badger’s ankle” is a reference to the adhesive qualities of badger leather.

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• 2012-02-16

  Badger Fact

  Badgers are born with all the venom they will ever produce… it’s diluted more and more after each bite.

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• 2012-02-15

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  If caught out in an unexpected bout of lightening, simply hide beneath a badger - they are naturally grounded!

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• 2012-02-10

  Badger Fact

  You can light a match down one side of a badger, but not the other. The side alternates depending on hemisphere.

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• 2012-02-09

  Badger Fact

  The beaver, often referred to as the “Dutch Badger”, is responsible for more fatalities per capita than any other organism.

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• 2012-02-02

  Badger Fact

  The smooth cartilage from inside a badgers tail is often used to create flexible cabling for Belkin devices.

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