What are the natural predators of the badger?

The badger has almost no enemies. Wolves, lynx, and dogs are dangerous to it, but cases of death from them are very rare. read more

Adult badgers have few natural enemies. They have powerful jaws and can give a very nasty bite (this is something you should remember if you ever find an injured badger!). Also, the badger has thick fur, and its skin is thick and loose. read more

American badgers have few natural predators, the primary predators of badgers are humans. Natural predation on badgers is rare, with young animals being most vulnerable. Other predators of American badgers include golden eagles, bobcats, cougars, and coyotes. read more

Although adult badgers can defend themselves very well, badger cubs cannot. Cubs are smaller, and they do not have the powerful bite of an adult badger. However, if a cub comes under attack from a predator, it can make itself look like an adult badger. read more