Everett’s ferret badger

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Everett’s ferret badger

mammal

Also known as: Melogale everetti

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personata), Everett’s (M. everetti), and Javan (M. orientalis). They live in grasslands and forests from northeast India to central China and Southeast Asia where they consume mostly insects, worms, small birds, rodents, and wild fruits. They are brownish to blackish gray, with white markings on the…
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