In nature, not only people will take revenge, animals will also remember who is bad for them, and then wait for the opportunity to fight back. For example, dogs are actually very vengeful, and have reported that after the dog was neutered, he went to the pet hospital every day to bark at the doctor.
However, the dog's revenge is nothing compared to this animal, they are called the bravest and fearless animals, but also known for their strong desire for revenge, every day is not in revenge, or on the way to revenge. It is the honey badger, also known as the flathead brother.
In the movie "God Is Crazy Too", the man accidentally provoked the honey badger, and angrily the honey badger immediately attacked the man, biting the man's shoes tightly and not letting go.
The man had no choice but to drag the honey badger along, and as a result, the honey badger was exhausted because it had been attacking for too long, but after the man gave it a sip of water, it began to bite the other party's shoe and did not let go.
According to staff of an animal protection group, honey badgers are particularly aggressive. The conservation agency rescued a relatively "docile" honey badger, and as a result, the honey badger not only destroyed furniture, stole food from the refrigerator, but also made a mess of the whole room, and finally left urine in the owner's room and left with a big swing.
The "docile" honey badger also attacked the large animals in the rescue station, chasing rhinos, killing more than 20 guinea pigs at a time, biting and killing serval cats, and even attacking lions.
This "more docile" honey badger enters the lion's territory by punching holes and then chases the lion to attack, and it is also very insidious and will attack the lion's private parts. The staff said: The scene is very funny, because a lion is actually chased by a small point.
Finally the lion bit it, but the honey badger was very agile, turned around and bit the lion, causing the lion's face to be covered in blood. It should be known that honey badgers are only 5-14 kilograms, and lions weigh more than 150 kilograms, and the two are not an order of magnitude at all.
After the fat beat the lion, it seems that the hatred has not been lifted, and the honey badger once again entered the lion's cage, only to be caught by the lion who had prepared earlier, if it were not for the timely arrival of humans, I am afraid that this honey badger would be less fierce.
So why are honey badgers so aggressive that even lions dare to take the initiative to provoke?
In fact, honey badgers, though aggressive and vengeful, change their original direction when they smell the scent of marked territory left by each other in the wild. After all, if it is not necessary, fighting with large predators is always bad for honey badgers.
During the honey badger's feeding or courtship, if there are large predators nearby, the honey badger will show its strong aggression.
However, before attacking the other party, the honey badger will first use its own trick "stinky fart", how smelly is the honey badger's stinky fart? To put it this way, there was once a research team studying the feeding of honey badgers in the wild, and as a result encountered an incident in which the honey badger repelled the spotted hyena, in the face of a large number of spotted hyenas, the honey badger did not rush, but let go of a fart, the result not only expelled the spotted hyena, even the researchers who were observing on the side said: This smell makes my eyes tear and cannot open.
When conflict is inevitable, honey badgers are not afraid of the stage, angrily they will pose for attack, and it is the turn of the predators to look at whether to attack them.
In fact, it is not cost-effective for large predators to attack honey badgers, first, because the honey badger has a thick skin, and it takes a long time to subdue the honey badger, during which it is not excluded that they are at risk of injury.
Second, honey badgers are smaller and have less energy even if they hunt successfully. Instead of spending a lot of time and energy attacking honey badgers, turn to attacking large herbivores.
It is precisely because of this that although honey badgers have natural enemies, their influence on them is limited, and carnivores generally do not attack honey badgers unless they are hungry or for other reasons.
Honey badgers are called honey badgers because they love honey so much.
In the wild, honey badgers work with ringer honeydews, in which ringing honeydews are responsible for finding honey locations, but they cannot destroy the hive and have difficulty obtaining honey. At this point, the honey badger will appear, and the honey badger will follow the tracks of the honeydew to find the hive, and then destroy the hive to obtain the honey inside.
After the hive is destroyed by animals, the bees will be very angry, they will attack the creatures that destroy the hive in groups, and the average creature cannot withstand this attack, but the honey badger skin is thick and thick, and can resist for a while.
Honey badgers are actually very intelligent, and once an animal protection agency said that it is the most difficult to rescue honey badgers because they will use various tools to escape. If they are locked in a barbed wire mesh, they are able to open the bolts, no matter how many bolts there are.
If they are kept on all sides of the wall, they can also use wood, mops and other tools to climb up to escape.
Moreover, honey badgers love honey so much that it is so detrimental to the local beekeeping industry that they are vulnerable to human reprisals. Fortunately, there are already many protection agencies that pay attention to them and work hard to protect them.
In addition to honey, honey badgers also feed on ferocious snakes, which some people describe as eating snakes like spicy strips, and if poisoned, they can sleep well.
All in all, there are many interesting things about honey badgers that we don't know about, and they deserve our attention.
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