Officials with the Rio Grande Valley park claim they may have identified the enigmatic critter after a photo of it went viral last week.
The Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park in Mission, Texas, revised its initial Facebook post on Saturday, April 8, stating that they concur with the consensus of the majority of commenters.
Officials with the Rio Grande Valley park claim they may have identified the enigmatic critter after a photo of it went viral last week.
The Bentsen-Rio Grande Valley State Park in Mission, Texas, revised its initial Facebook post on Saturday, April 8, stating that they concur with the consensus of the majority of commenters.
According to the post, “We agree with most of the responses that this is very likely an American badger.”
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According to park officials, this should not be confused with the Honey Badger, which is “rumored to not care too much,” and which is found in Africa and Asia.
The specific location of the snapshot is unclear, according to park officials, who only know that it was taken in the Rio Grande Valley, which is a portion of the American badger’s “natural range.”
Some commenters believed it to be Kid Rock looking for some beer, an otter, an Andean Bear, a capybara, or the uncommon jaguarundi.
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