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Too many holes! Why badgers are digging up Britain’s lovingly maintained golf courses

Environment | The Guardian Aug 12, 2026 · 2:04 PM 👁 0 views ❤ 0 likes

Thanks to the drought, these black-and-white beauties are struggling to catch worms in the rock-hard earth. But there’s still good foraging on well-watered fairways and greens Name: Badgers. Age: European badgers live for five to eight years in the wild. They have been in the UK, where this story is set, for half to three-quarters of a million years. Continue reading...

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Too many holes! Why badgers are digging up Britain’s lovingly maintained golf courses

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