Why a Badger?
Indigo Changeling
ichangeling at gmail.com
Thu Sep 8 00:14:13 UTC 2005
No: HPFGUIDX 139759
On our quest to find out more of badgers and their potential
insights to the oft-overlooked Hufflepuff House, remember there
is a difference in the habits of the European Badger and the
American Badger. The Eurasian Badger (*Meles meles*) are social,
and live in groups or clans while the American Badger (*Taxidea
taxus*) are territorial and choose a lonely life except for
mating and raising young. (Moody always reminded me of an
American Badger and therefore I frequently have pictured him as
a Hufflepuff.)
Most of the wonderful stories and images I have are of the
American Badger. It was quite wonderful seeing all the sweet
Hufflepuffs with this inner Badger. Like a wolverine creme puff.
*sighs* Now I need to find out more about European myths and folk stories about badgers. BTW the Eurasian Badger does reach into
Japan, if you want to share more, Ali.
Indra - iChangeling
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