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🫨❤️ strange animals: 🦡🍯 honey badger 🍯🦡 #animalfacts
This is the bad-tempered cousin of the badger. His name is so sweet: Honey Badger! What particularly stands out about him: aggressive behavior and fearlessness. In contrast to other species of badgers, which can be rather shy and reserved, the honey badger sometimes takes on animals that are much larger than itself.
This is the bad-tempered cousin of the badger. His name is so sweet: Honey Badger!
What particularly stands out about him: aggressive behavior and fearlessness. In contrast to other species of badgers, which can be rather shy and reserved, the honey badger sometimes takes on animals that are much larger than itself.
These can also be lions, hyenas or large snakes. Respect!
But you can also be reasonably sure because: Honey badger skin is exceptionally thick and resistant to bites and stings. Honey badgers are also very agile. They can evade opponents AND bite back.
People also come into conflict with the Aggro Badger from time to time. Because he also eats honey. That's why he clears out beehives every now and then. Despite it. In my opinion, the badger is a fascinating creature that just gets along in its environment and does what it needs to do.
We should admire it and protect its habitat. What do you think about that?
#honeybadger #honeybadger #aggro #fearless #wwf_deutschland
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