Definition of hog badger in English:

hog badger

noun

A badger with a long mobile snout and dark facial stripes, found in the forests of eastern Asia.
Arctonyx collaris, family Mustelidae
Example sentencesExamples
- I am not aware of any locations where hog badgers are seen in the wild on a regular basis.
- The hog badger of China is easily distinguished from other badgers by its naked pig like snout, and much longer tail.
- A group of four little hog badgers were taken to a temple near the rescue center after they were found by some villagers, apparently rescued from a nest abandoned by their mother.
- A large population of Indian elephants, barasingha (swamp deer), sloth bears, otters, hog badgers and capped langurs all live here in the wilderness.
- It also saw the return of mammals like large Indian civets, hog badgers, barking deer and wild pigs.
- The female hog badger at the Toronto zoo produced litters during each of two successive years.
- The hog badgers is omnivorous, and roots in the ground rather like a pig to find its food.
- The hog badger has the same coloring as the Eurasian badger but the face, ears, throat, and tail are all white.

单词	hog badger
释义	Definition of hog badger in English: hog badger noun A badger with a long mobile snout and dark facial stripes, found in the forests of eastern Asia. Arctonyx collaris, family Mustelidae Example sentencesExamples I am not aware of any locations where hog badgers are seen in the wild on a regular basis. The hog badger of China is easily distinguished from other badgers by its naked pig like snout, and much longer tail. A group of four little hog badgers were taken to a temple near the rescue center after they were found by some villagers, apparently rescued from a nest abandoned by their mother. A large population of Indian elephants, barasingha (swamp deer), sloth bears, otters, hog badgers and capped langurs all live here in the wilderness. It also saw the return of mammals like large Indian civets, hog badgers, barking deer and wild pigs. The female hog badger at the Toronto zoo produced litters during each of two successive years. The hog badgers is omnivorous, and roots in the ground rather like a pig to find its food. The hog badger has the same coloring as the Eurasian badger but the face, ears, throat, and tail are all white.
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