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Been driving a bit more lately mainly East Midlands, a few years ago if you saw an animal at the roadside it was pretty much going to be a fox knocked down, but now seeing a huge number of dead badgers and virtually no foxes. Are the badger numbers increasing at a rate, or are foxes decreasing. Having said that I've never seen a live badger !
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I to have noticed the dead badgers and no foxes on the A38 A52 around Derby, but I’ve also seen at least 6 foxes in the streets around my house in the middle of Derby ...which tells its own story.. the badger a timid animal,the fox more clever
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Foxes are scared of Badgers as Badgers are far more vicious and ferocious.
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And that’s why they moved to cities? Really
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to say badgers are timid is laughable
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They didn't call him Le Blaireau for his timidity.
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maybe foxes have learnt to hotwire cars and are exacting revenge on badgers
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