Why is the honey badger known as the boldest animal in the world? The honey badger, commonly known as the flat-headed brother, has an average body length of 100 cm and a gray back, and is the only species in the genus Honey badger in the mustelidae family, with loose and thick fur

Why is the honey badger known as the boldest animal in the world?

The honey badger, commonly known as the flat-headed brother, has an average body length of 100 cm and a gray back, and is the only species in the genus Honey badger in the mustelidae family, with loose and rough fur. The honey badger's boldness is reflected in many ways:

Anti-toxic. Honey badgers live in parts of Africa and Asia, have a strong resistance to snake venom, the venom of the king cobra can easily kill humans, but has no effect on the honey badger, the honey badger will rely on this ability, unscrupulously hunt the poisonous snake that humans talk about.

Desperate for food. The honey badger is very fond of honey, and it will use its strong claws to rudely destroy the hive, resisting the attack of the swarm, and desperately eating honey and bee larvae.

Likes to provoke and fight. The honey badger is always active, and attacks all the creatures it sees, whether it can fight it or not, the most surprising thing is that the honey badger will even take the initiative to attack a lion that is several times larger than itself, humiliating itself.

Very smart and good at attacking weak points. Like the Banhu, they use pulling when attacking males, and honey badgers use wood as pontoons or ladders to cross obstacles.

Honey badgers kill each other. The honey badger seems to be a madman who kills cubs of the same kind. #头条创作挑战赛 #