The Badger Cousins are two species of animals that are closely related to the badger. They are the Ermine, which is a small mammal that lives in northern Europe and Asia, and the Fisher, which is a larger mammal that lives in North America. Both species have similar physical characteristics, such as short legs and long bodies, and they both feed on small animals and insects. They are both important members of their respective ecosystems, providing food for predators and helping to keep populations of other animals in check.