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Badgers are omnivorous, which means they will eat almost anything edible. The bulk of their diet is made up of earthworms (generally about 80%), but they will also eat small rodents, frogs and slugs, fruit, nuts, wheat, sweet corn and grubs. They will also eat carrion, and raid bees nests for the honey and wasps nests for the grubs.
