Taxidea – American badger
They are almost blind, but they have a perfect sense of smell and hearing to make up for that
American badger has flat body, short legs, and a fluffy tail. Their body is covered with grizzled, black, brown, and white fur, giving a mixed brown-tan appearance that helps to camouflage them in grassland. They also have dark-colored triangular faces with white stripes running down their nose and over their eyes. The shape of the face is specialized to dig into narrow spaces.
They lived in burrows dug by themselves that go deep as 3m (10 ft) under the ground and about 10 m (32 ft) long. The burrow consists of tunnels and a sleeping chamber; each individual can own several burrows in their living area.
Species in this genus
American badger
They are almost blind, but they have a perfect sense of smell and hearing to make up for that