It is a proven fact that the mountainous Taxidea Taxus of Mexico, broke all land speed records of 1875 that fall when the badger, known simply as Jose was tasked with the delivery of important documents from William Purcell to his publisher.
Hence the name for a Taxi came from Jose the Badger.
Both...EXCELLENT answers...and also, both correct..now, since the question was "Fastest LIVING Badger"....can you explain how a badger from 1875 could still be living?...and how a comic book character could in fact ALSO be a really fast, real live badger?
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It is a proven fact that the mountainous Taxidea Taxus of Mexico, broke all land speed records of 1875 that fall when the badger, known simply as Jose was tasked with the delivery of important documents from William Purcell to his publisher.
Hence the name for a Taxi came from Jose the Badger.
The Badger, from the comic by Mike Baron?
No?
Both...EXCELLENT answers...and also, both correct..now, since the question was "Fastest LIVING Badger"....can you explain how a badger from 1875 could still be living?...and how a comic book character could in fact ALSO be a really fast, real live badger?
Heck yeah! Badgers don't die, simple fact. That's why in Mexico you will find they need no stinkin' Badgers.
These guys seem to be pretty quick on the draw.
Oh, fasting *LIVING* badger...
...uh, the Chinese ferret-badger (at night only)?
Also, its anal secretions are foul-smelling!
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