This animal is called the badger, and its scientific name is Melogale.

The animal, Melogale moschata, belongs to the carnivorous dog-shaped ferret family. It is omnivorous. It can prey on small animals as well as berries and other plant foods. Its survival condition is safe. It is a common wild animal in suburban areas like dog ferrets. The badger belongs to the "three possessions" protected animals in China (beneficial or important land wildlife with economic and scientific research value protected by the state), so it is not recommended to catch or keep as pets. Like other carnivorous animals, it has the possibility of carrying rabies virus, so in case of seeing abnormal behavior and seeing people. The hiding badger is best not to come in close contact.

Okay, hopefully no one will ask me what it is in private letters in the future… I don’t understand why so many questions have been asked about badgers recently. Does it mean that this species is becoming more and more adapted to the urban environment?