: A medium-sized, shaggy-coated species widely distributed across temperate Asia, including Tibet and much of China.

: They are specialized vermivores , with earthworms making up 70–100% of their diet.

: The largest extant badger in the world, found in tropical Southeast Asia, from eastern India to Vietnam.

: The smallest and darkest member of the genus, endemic to the montane forests of the Barisan mountain chain in Sumatra. Physical Characteristics and Diet

Hog badgers are stocky animals with a bear-like build and a grizzled gray-to-tan coat. They typically feature a white throat and ears, black bellies, and two dark stripes running from the snout past the eyes to the back of the head.