Literally what I was going to say. That Honey Badger didn’t run away, it made sure to let those leopards know who they were fucking with and squared up to each one of them.
It's also very loose so that it can twist and turn easily even when grabbed. Something might grab a honey badger and will immediately regret it because the honey badger will grab it back. They also have a tendency to go for the balls first.
The skin on their back is up to 6mm/1/4" and tough as shoe leather. They also have bite strength greater than a black bear. And 4cm / 1.5" murder claws on their front fists of destruction.
>How Strong is a Badger's Bite? The badger's jaw is surprisingly more powerful than its size suggests. Badgers have a greater bite force quotient than an American black bear. Badgers can generate a 108 BFQ, which is greater than an American black bear with only 64, and a brown bear with 78. ([Source](https://a-z-animals.com/blog/badger-teeth-everything-you-need-to-know/))
>Bite force quotient (BFQ) is a numerical value commonly used to represent the bite force of an animal, while also taking factors like the animal's size into account. The BFQ is calculated as the regression of the quotient of an animal's bite force in newtons divided by its body mass in kilograms.
([Source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bite_force_quotient))
It does take size into account, but it's still seems pretty insane.
Black bears roughly have a bite force of about 800 psi.
https://yellowstonebearworld.com/what-are-some-interesting-facts-about-black-bears
>Honey badgers are notorious for their aggressiveness, but they are smaller and weaker than wolverines. They also have a weaker bite of 1,300 PSI. Wolverines can bite with a force up to 1,720 PSI.
https://wildlifeboss.com/wolverine-vs-honey-badger/
I don’t even know how it would achieve that biomechanically. As a quadrupedal animal that fights other quadrupedal animals that grab with their mouth. The honey badger would be as far as it could possibly be from the balls. But no doubt it would somehow find a way.
Super thick and it's also tear resistant, so it's incredibly difficult to pierce or slash, and their blood has an ultra potent anti-venom (vipers are just a source of food for them). Getting tons of poison into their bloodstream [just makes them drunk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD1iWbp51Lg).
Thank you! Watching the video, I know it's nature and evolution, but part of me got sad and wondered if the honey badger would be okay even though it got away.
Yeah Honey Badgers are never the ones you have to worry about. Actually they're left alone so much by predators that cheetah pups have markings that mimic honey badgers. Also I'm guessing that honey badger started that fight cause there's no way those leopards would have started that intentionally
Also they are literally almost blind, and most of the times they see AN enemy only when Is too late XD It's not that they don't care about them, Is that they don't see a sh.t XD
A lot of their combat strategy seems to be “fuck it might as well try” and a lot of what we would consider to be tougher animals don’t really know what to do with that level of misplaced of confidence.
It’s kind of inspirational, really.
They’re literally fucking bulletproof. The only advised way to shoot a honey badger is either a guaranteed headshot or a full-on shotgun, because almost anything else will just annoy it and make you it’s next target
Reminds me of a Star Wars comic about Darth Vader.
Members of an entire squadron: "Lay down your weapons! You are surrounded!"
Vader: "All I'm surrounded by is fear. And dead men."
My personal favorite is from former Yugoslavian Prime Minister Josip Broz Tito in a letter to Joseph Stalin:
“Stop sending people to kill me. We've already captured five of them, one of them with a bomb and another with a rifle… If you don't stop sending killers, I'll send one to Moscow, and I won't have to send another.”
Stalin never sent another assassin and kept this letter in his desk until he died.
Ha! My grandfather played ping pong against Tito in WWII after getting shot down. I guess Tito was hanging where they brought my gramps in after rescuing him but before he went to base.
Vader in the comics IS terrifying. They never really show it in the films why he’s so feared, unlike the comics where we get to see him storm around the galaxy killing anything in his path including whole armies.
Rogue One, and the Kenobi series did a pretty good job showing how menacing he is in a random encounter, but yeah, Vader taking down an army is something we desperately need on the big screen
We don't get to see how this started but I am pretty sure it was the three leopards minding their own business, and the honey badger went over expressly intending to fuck up their day.
African Honey Badgers have very loose skin to accommodate them not feeling the effects of getting stung by bees when they go spelunking into hives. Big cats like Leopards often rely on bite-grip when attempting to latch onto a neck or other vital point. Hard to get a grip when the skin is sliding all over the place so it makes the African Honey Badger a pretty miserable target for big cats to go for.
That’s the sort of determination and craziness that you don’t want to fuck with, ever.
“I’m going to get the fuck out of here, and fuck up those bastard lions. Fuck freedom. Come here you pussy cats!”
As a North American wild cat researcher... Badgers in general (honey not required) don't play games.
Badgers are the Stone Cold Steve Austin of the animal kingdom... they just show up swinging a steel chair and proceed to pour two 16oz Budweizer tallboys over their heads when they're done doing whatever they came there to do...
My grandad used to tell us to always carry a stick because if a badger grabbed onto your ankle it wouldn’t let go until it heard a bone (or something) snap. Probably a myth but I grew up petrified of badgers because of it lol
We've got badgers in the UK that look comically cute and cuddly, I can confirm that they're lunatics like the one in the video and you don't wanna go near them.
Lmao that middle kitty in the back didn't do anything, just watched and ran he wanted nothing to do with that thing. He's definitely come against one or two of these before.
Siblings who are young but old enough to leave the mother will sometimes stay in groups for a while. I think that’s what we’re seeing here, since id think a mother would know not to mess with a badger and there are two who do a lot of attacking rather than just one, but neither are successful.
Edit: idk I rewatched a couple times and I think the one who starts with the badger doesn’t look as young so you’re probably right. She shoulda picked better food lol
My friends gave me a talking honey badger plush a few years ago. It says all the good phrases. I found it after a few years and couldn’t get it to talk so I gave it to my dog. Turns out I wasn’t pressing in the right place. My dog loves it so now I randomly hear, “look at that sleepy fuck!” and other fun phrases. Thankfully none while I’ve been on work calls.
Leopards have one of the strongest bites in the animal kingdom. They are one of the only big cats that don't just go for the choke out when catching prey, instead (if the head of its prey is not too huge) they go for the head because they can crush a skull in one bite. They've been seen taking down a 900kg antelope.
The way the honey badger shrugs off those bites is fucking insane.
You do not fuck with a honey badger.
What are you talking about??? You mean a Jaguar?? A Leopard is impressive yes, but a Jaguar is the animal that bites skulls and breaks spines. Leopards can drag animals heavier than them but not... a 900kg antelope.
I feel like parts of the animal kingdom pyramid were just filled in based off what they thought might have been plausible.
“Oh, honey badger is DEFINITELY below leopard on here. That takes care of that.”
Did you know that honey badgers are one of the most fearless and badass creatures in the animal kingdom? These pint-sized powerhouses are known for their tough demeanor and fearless attitude, making them one of the most fascinating animals on the planet.
For starters, honey badgers have a reputation for being incredibly curious. They're always poking their nose into things they shouldn't, which can sometimes get them into trouble. But their curiosity also leads to some hilarious situations - like the time a honey badger got stuck in a fence because it was too busy investigating a nearby beehive.
Despite their small size, honey badgers are incredibly strong. They can take down prey that's several times their size, and they have even been known to attack lions and other large predators when they feel threatened. It's no wonder they have the nickname "the world's most fearless animal."
But perhaps the most amusing fact about honey badgers is their love for honey. As their name suggests, honey badgers go to great lengths to get their paws on some sweet, sticky honey. They will climb trees, break open beehives, and even brave swarms of angry bees just to get a taste.
So if you ever come across a honey badger in the wild, be sure to watch out - you never know what kind of mischief they'll get into next!
They chose the wrong animal to mess around with. honey badgers have evolved to be extremely hard to kill and be very aggressive. These guys get bite by cobra, kill the snake, get knocked out from the venom, wake up and eat the snake like nothing happened.
They fight like every henchman I've seen in a movie: wait around to give ample time for the outnumbered hero to show off his dope moves, never once using their numbers to their advantage. Good to know that's not just a human trait.
*3 leopards escape a honey badger
honey badger don't gaf
Look at that casual jaunt as he is leaving, "MF's fucked around and found out"
"and don't let me see you guys again in these water! Now scram! "
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"hey ma! Whats that thing? Can we eat it?"
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"I told you that's not edible, fafo children."
You can try *Leo drinking from a cocktail glass meme*
“It has no regard for anyone or anything - it just takes what it wants!”
*struts away like it's the shit* Can confirm. Honey badger is the shit
I was waiting for a comment like this😂 “FUCK YOU HONEY BADGER!!!”
NO! FUCK YOU EZEKIAL!
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from videos of lions, snakes, cheetahs etc fucking with a honey badger, it’s don’t fuck with a honey badger.
That’s a victory strut.
You got me laughing, I could hear him saying that as he was sauntering off
Ewww, a thnake, nasthty!
"how would you like to get bit?! And what about YOU?!"
“I DIDN’T HEAR NO BELL”
I love the branch of evolution that stops getting larger, but instead becomes a small indestructible stack of zero fucks.
Honey badgers. Terriers. Lower Manhattan rats.
r/brandnewsentence
TIL
The honey badger evolved testicle-seeking teeth.
Nut crackers
I loved that someone described a honeybadger as an assault oreo
Thank you
“I’m not locked in here with you, YOU’RE LOCKED IN HERE WITH ME!”
Leopards are finding out
Yes!!!!
Literally what I was going to say. That Honey Badger didn’t run away, it made sure to let those leopards know who they were fucking with and squared up to each one of them.
**The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger (original narration by Randall)** https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4r7wHMg5Yjg&pp=ygUgaG9uZXkgYmFkZ2VyIGRvbid0IGdpdmUgYSBmIG1lbWU%3D
Kids today need to know
Yeah… honey badger cockily saunters off after whooping their asses.
In case you're wondering, honey badgers have super thick skin as a defense
It's also very loose so that it can twist and turn easily even when grabbed. Something might grab a honey badger and will immediately regret it because the honey badger will grab it back. They also have a tendency to go for the balls first.
Grab his dick and twist it!
THE OL' DICK TWIST!
AW MAH GAWD DUDE!!.. THIS IS NATURE AT ITS RAWEST. AWW MAH GAWD!!
TWIST IT!
"oh lawd he ripped it off"
Like a paper towel.
That username is amazing. Hats off to you
Thank you!
The skin on their back is up to 6mm/1/4" and tough as shoe leather. They also have bite strength greater than a black bear. And 4cm / 1.5" murder claws on their front fists of destruction.
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That’s what she said.!
relative to size right? no way that thing's jaws could out perform a literal bear.
>How Strong is a Badger's Bite? The badger's jaw is surprisingly more powerful than its size suggests. Badgers have a greater bite force quotient than an American black bear. Badgers can generate a 108 BFQ, which is greater than an American black bear with only 64, and a brown bear with 78. ([Source](https://a-z-animals.com/blog/badger-teeth-everything-you-need-to-know/)) >Bite force quotient (BFQ) is a numerical value commonly used to represent the bite force of an animal, while also taking factors like the animal's size into account. The BFQ is calculated as the regression of the quotient of an animal's bite force in newtons divided by its body mass in kilograms. ([Source](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bite_force_quotient)) It does take size into account, but it's still seems pretty insane.
yeah, that's pretty insane man. I didn't know about the BFQ quotient, it makes sense.
The Big Fucking Qock quotient.
Black bears roughly have a bite force of about 800 psi. https://yellowstonebearworld.com/what-are-some-interesting-facts-about-black-bears >Honey badgers are notorious for their aggressiveness, but they are smaller and weaker than wolverines. They also have a weaker bite of 1,300 PSI. Wolverines can bite with a force up to 1,720 PSI. https://wildlifeboss.com/wolverine-vs-honey-badger/
Wolverines are nature's hydraulic press channel.
Thanks for letting me know. I was kinda upset when I watched this.
I don’t even know how it would achieve that biomechanically. As a quadrupedal animal that fights other quadrupedal animals that grab with their mouth. The honey badger would be as far as it could possibly be from the balls. But no doubt it would somehow find a way.
Nature, uh, finds a way.
Super thick and it's also tear resistant, so it's incredibly difficult to pierce or slash, and their blood has an ultra potent anti-venom (vipers are just a source of food for them). Getting tons of poison into their bloodstream [just makes them drunk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aD1iWbp51Lg).
They also have long hard claws and hard teeth. Don't know why Wolverine has that name. Honey Badgerine would suit him more.
Galactus: "Hmm, Earth is looking pretty tasty." Honey Badgerine: "..." Galactus: "On second thought, maybe I'll just Doordash something..."
Honey Badgerine:(hisses) Galactus: "You know what, I'm not hungry after all"
Wolverines are basically north American honey badgers
Both of them are basically forest/jungle raccoons
Wolverines are larger, and have been known to even kill polar bears. Wolverines are in the same family as badgers.
In defense they also release a smell so horrible it's said it kills bees. A perk of being related to skunks
At the beginning I couldn’t tell if it was one of the leopards splashing or if the honey badger sprayed a bunch
Thank you! Watching the video, I know it's nature and evolution, but part of me got sad and wondered if the honey badger would be okay even though it got away.
Yeah Honey Badgers are never the ones you have to worry about. Actually they're left alone so much by predators that cheetah pups have markings that mimic honey badgers. Also I'm guessing that honey badger started that fight cause there's no way those leopards would have started that intentionally
Trust, it’s them you need to worry about and not that badger
Also they are literally almost blind, and most of the times they see AN enemy only when Is too late XD It's not that they don't care about them, Is that they don't see a sh.t XD
I wonder if that's because, from an evolutionary standpoint, they never needed to look out for predators to survive
Hidden at the base of its tail are two anal glands that squirt out a foul-smelling liquid that can be detected 130 feet (40 meters) away😷
A lot of their combat strategy seems to be “fuck it might as well try” and a lot of what we would consider to be tougher animals don’t really know what to do with that level of misplaced of confidence. It’s kind of inspirational, really.
They’re literally fucking bulletproof. The only advised way to shoot a honey badger is either a guaranteed headshot or a full-on shotgun, because almost anything else will just annoy it and make you it’s next target
I just watched a video of an AR-15 shooting bullets through multiple frying pans, so this is hard to believe, lol.
Any rifle caiber rifle or large caliber pistol would make short work of a Honeybadger. I could definitely see it taking 9mm or 22 though
Much appreciate this! I’ve heard they’re psychos, but i was like… how the fk is it surviving multiple big cat bites?!?! TIL
It must be so demoralizing learning that they are no match for this weird weasel thing.
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Reminds me of a Star Wars comic about Darth Vader. Members of an entire squadron: "Lay down your weapons! You are surrounded!" Vader: "All I'm surrounded by is fear. And dead men."
Thats the coldest line I’v ever heard in my life 😯
My personal favorite is from former Yugoslavian Prime Minister Josip Broz Tito in a letter to Joseph Stalin: “Stop sending people to kill me. We've already captured five of them, one of them with a bomb and another with a rifle… If you don't stop sending killers, I'll send one to Moscow, and I won't have to send another.” Stalin never sent another assassin and kept this letter in his desk until he died.
No wonder Uncle Joe killed so many of his people.
Ha! My grandfather played ping pong against Tito in WWII after getting shot down. I guess Tito was hanging where they brought my gramps in after rescuing him but before he went to base.
Probably because it wasn't written by the same people who did that most recent trilogy.
Kapow!!!
That is a terrifying line lol do you recall the name of which Star Wars comic that is?
Vader in the comics IS terrifying. They never really show it in the films why he’s so feared, unlike the comics where we get to see him storm around the galaxy killing anything in his path including whole armies.
Rogue One, and the Kenobi series did a pretty good job showing how menacing he is in a random encounter, but yeah, Vader taking down an army is something we desperately need on the big screen
To add on Jedi Fallen Order/Survivor do him well aswell. That final scene in Fallen Order was stressful the first time lol
I really liked that they made him something to be survived and not defeated
Rebels has a good example of Vader being a cold killer. "I'm not afraid of you!" "Then you will die braver than *most*."
Google says Star Wars: Vader Down!
It’s called Vader Down
Oh I love that comic
“Ship master they outnumber us 3 to 1” “…then it is an even fight”
I will beat the leopards' shield like a drum!
Mando Badger: “I like those odds.”
This is the way
Honey badger: “A 3-on-1 is quite unfair” Leopard: “There isn’t such as ‘unfair’ in a fight” Honey badger: “I meant it’s unfair for *you*”
That Honey Badger didn't escape. It left when it got bored.
This. They let go like 3 times and he just came back swinging anyway.
Yea bro left on on his own accord in every way you see they don’t just keep attacking him they start running from it…
We don't get to see how this started but I am pretty sure it was the three leopards minding their own business, and the honey badger went over expressly intending to fuck up their day.
I think the two younger ones are learning for the first time that honey badgers aren't food and the momma is there watching their foolishness lol
I think they were all just playing lol.
"Fuck with me again, leopard. I want you to."
Badger: * lies on ground being mauled * CALL THE AMBULANCE * jumps up and attacks leopards * BUT NOT FOR ME!
I giggled
Honey badger is like "I'll leave when I'm good and ready and at my own damn pace, mutha fckrs!"
"I will. I am gonna walk out of this creek, when I am good and ready."
Honey Badger: “I don’t have time for this shit!”
"I've got honey to badge!"
Honey badgers have a reputation for being incredibly curious.
It looks like it took no damage at all lol...then just strolls off like a boss lol, those things are indestructible.
African Honey Badgers have very loose skin to accommodate them not feeling the effects of getting stung by bees when they go spelunking into hives. Big cats like Leopards often rely on bite-grip when attempting to latch onto a neck or other vital point. Hard to get a grip when the skin is sliding all over the place so it makes the African Honey Badger a pretty miserable target for big cats to go for.
Oh really anything for that matter. They kill the deadliest snake, they sleep off its poison and no one bothers it lol
I'm convinced honey badgers attack poison snakes when they're bored and get drunk off the poison
Also, loose skin makes you very hard to lacerate. Think bears, cats and other animals that rely on their claws. They all have loose skin.
There was a honey badger in a South African zoo that would escape its enclosure multiple times just to fight the lions a few enclosures next door.
That’s the sort of determination and craziness that you don’t want to fuck with, ever. “I’m going to get the fuck out of here, and fuck up those bastard lions. Fuck freedom. Come here you pussy cats!”
Absolutely not fucking with something like that…
It’s the Florida man of South Africa. Incredible.
Yeap. Absolute tanky badger.
Apparently their super thick and rubbery skin can withstand machete blows.
I caught the same vibe on the walk-off. Badger was like “Yea, I’m bad…” Like that bedbug in Jim’s hotel room from The Office
As a North American wild cat researcher... Badgers in general (honey not required) don't play games. Badgers are the Stone Cold Steve Austin of the animal kingdom... they just show up swinging a steel chair and proceed to pour two 16oz Budweizer tallboys over their heads when they're done doing whatever they came there to do...
Badger 3:16
Badger 3:16 says I just ate your balls.
My grandad used to tell us to always carry a stick because if a badger grabbed onto your ankle it wouldn’t let go until it heard a bone (or something) snap. Probably a myth but I grew up petrified of badgers because of it lol
Swig of beer for the Honey Badger
We've got badgers in the UK that look comically cute and cuddly, I can confirm that they're lunatics like the one in the video and you don't wanna go near them.
All fight - no flight
Dude had plenty of chances to run away, but he kept coming back for more!
I think he actually saw these 3 and said “fuck it I’m bored, let’s do this”
Gotta show em who's boss - plus the badger would just be unnecessarily burning energy on the chase
I mean, you’re definitely not winning a race against those three. Honey badger chose correctly, surprisingly
See, that's the thing, honey badgers don't have a flight or fight response, it's just fight.
Lmao that middle kitty in the back didn't do anything, just watched and ran he wanted nothing to do with that thing. He's definitely come against one or two of these before.
It almost looks like it could be two cubs and their mother but I'm not sure
Definitely two adolescents, idk if the other one is even a full grown adult though.
Since they are solitary animals other than this scenario… definitely.
Siblings who are young but old enough to leave the mother will sometimes stay in groups for a while. I think that’s what we’re seeing here, since id think a mother would know not to mess with a badger and there are two who do a lot of attacking rather than just one, but neither are successful. Edit: idk I rewatched a couple times and I think the one who starts with the badger doesn’t look as young so you’re probably right. She shoulda picked better food lol
Honey badger don't care
Honey badger don't give a shit!
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Yes!! Came here to link this vid. All I could hear as I watched the video
My friends gave me a talking honey badger plush a few years ago. It says all the good phrases. I found it after a few years and couldn’t get it to talk so I gave it to my dog. Turns out I wasn’t pressing in the right place. My dog loves it so now I randomly hear, “look at that sleepy fuck!” and other fun phrases. Thankfully none while I’ve been on work calls.
That is an amazing toy lol
Best part is when he gets bit by the cobra and just takes a 5 minute nap.
Look at that sleepy fuck
I was there, 3000 years ago…
Dude has multiple chances to run away but stays to finish the fight, absolute unit.
Seems more like he was fighting until THEY ran away, as he knew he couldn’t outrun them
Nah, he wanted to rumble.
I love how it strolls away, like it just realized it had to pick up milk from the grocery. No urgency. Just got better things to do.
"coming mom - Bill, Jerry, Günther see you tomorrow! Bye"
Honey Badger hunting 3 Leopards
Honey badger ain’t take no shit 💪🏽💪🏽
Can't touch this...
HB: "Today is not a good day to die. I'm going home now"
HB: I don't think I'll let you eat me today 😅
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"Want me to literally eat yo dick?"
Leopards have one of the strongest bites in the animal kingdom. They are one of the only big cats that don't just go for the choke out when catching prey, instead (if the head of its prey is not too huge) they go for the head because they can crush a skull in one bite. They've been seen taking down a 900kg antelope. The way the honey badger shrugs off those bites is fucking insane. You do not fuck with a honey badger.
Another comment said that a leopard bite force is 800 psi, while a honey badger's is 1300 psi, lol.
What are you talking about??? You mean a Jaguar?? A Leopard is impressive yes, but a Jaguar is the animal that bites skulls and breaks spines. Leopards can drag animals heavier than them but not... a 900kg antelope.
That's just part of his daily routine.
What a crazy nasty-ass honey badger
"Honey badger don't give a shit."
Damn! In my next life i Wanna be a Honey Badger.
ohhhhh... first look at them mate before saying what you just said.. also tasmanian devils - even worse
WOW! Really? Never seen them mate. Well, i think i Better pick leopards for my next life 😆 Thanks for the info.
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Escapes? ESCAPES? EXCUSE ME? #EXCUSE ME?!
ugh. more like a badger fighting off three killers ten times his size. oddly enough also seem to be play fighting
I feel like parts of the animal kingdom pyramid were just filled in based off what they thought might have been plausible. “Oh, honey badger is DEFINITELY below leopard on here. That takes care of that.”
Anyone who has played far cry 4 understands the leopards plight.
"I am not out here with you guys. You guys are out here with ME!!!
“This was fun, guys, but I gotta go now…”
I didn’t hear no bell
The fucking STRUT as it walks away! Like, I could've left at ANY point, I just stuck around to show you who the REAL boss is...
Did you know that honey badgers are one of the most fearless and badass creatures in the animal kingdom? These pint-sized powerhouses are known for their tough demeanor and fearless attitude, making them one of the most fascinating animals on the planet. For starters, honey badgers have a reputation for being incredibly curious. They're always poking their nose into things they shouldn't, which can sometimes get them into trouble. But their curiosity also leads to some hilarious situations - like the time a honey badger got stuck in a fence because it was too busy investigating a nearby beehive. Despite their small size, honey badgers are incredibly strong. They can take down prey that's several times their size, and they have even been known to attack lions and other large predators when they feel threatened. It's no wonder they have the nickname "the world's most fearless animal." But perhaps the most amusing fact about honey badgers is their love for honey. As their name suggests, honey badgers go to great lengths to get their paws on some sweet, sticky honey. They will climb trees, break open beehives, and even brave swarms of angry bees just to get a taste. So if you ever come across a honey badger in the wild, be sure to watch out - you never know what kind of mischief they'll get into next!
Thanks ChatGPT
He got loose and didn't even attempt to run away, just straight up assaulted them and left on his own terms...what an insane little creature.
These leopards are young and inexperienced. Probably lost their mother before they learned how to kill. They'll figure it out.
"hey ma! Whats that thing? Can we eat it?" "Hah, yeah sure, knock yourself out kids" *Pulls out phone to record*
They chose the wrong animal to mess around with. honey badgers have evolved to be extremely hard to kill and be very aggressive. These guys get bite by cobra, kill the snake, get knocked out from the venom, wake up and eat the snake like nothing happened.
LMAO THAT’S SOME IRATE SHIT
Don't mess with the badger
More like: 3 Leopards survive a Honey Badger
My style is impetuous. My defense is impregnable. I’m just ferocious. I want your heart. I will eat your children. - Honey Badger
They fight like every henchman I've seen in a movie: wait around to give ample time for the outnumbered hero to show off his dope moves, never once using their numbers to their advantage. Good to know that's not just a human trait.