Indian wildlife guide Avi Sarkhel sent me this photo of a Hog Badger carrying a baby in Kaziranga National Park. The light was terrible but its still a fun picture of a mammal I failed to see there and (more than ever) want to find one day.
Jon
Hog Badger and Cub Picture
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wow that’s cool. It looks like a giant hog badger has killed a regular-sized European badger and is carrying it off to eat 😀