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The '''badger''' was a [[mammal]] native to [[Earth]]. According to the [[Tenth Doctor]], the [[Latin]] name for the West European variety was ''Meles meles meles''. ([[NSA]: ''[[The Pirate Loop]]'') | The '''badger''' was a [[mammal]] native to [[Earth]]. According to the [[Tenth Doctor]], the [[Latin]] name for the West European variety was ''Meles meles meles''. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The Pirate Loop]]'') | ||
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The badger was a mammal native to Earth. According to the Tenth Doctor, the Latin name for the West European variety was Meles meles meles. (NSA: The Pirate Loop)
The Sixth Doctor and Frobisher encountered a badger called Brock in Astrolabus' realm. (DWM: Once Upon a Time Lord)
After they went extinct, human scientist recreated badgers in a more humanoid form from their DNA. (NSA: The Pirate Loop)
One of the inhabitants of the Edifice looked like a badger in lederhosen. It had captured another inhabitant and planned to kill and eat it. (NSA: The Forever Trap)
Behind the scenes
Matt Smith asked for and received a badger hand puppet from Chameleon Circuit's Charlie McDonnell. (CON: Charlie McDonnell - Christmas Presents (badger))
