5. Honey Badgers Will set up shop in Another animal's den. If a honey badger isn’t in the mood to make its own bed, it’s not shy about making itself at home in someone else’s residence.

Here are some interesting facts about the Honey badger which are considered one of the most fearless animals in the world.

You may like Bears: Facts about the furry omnivores ... according to a documentary about the animals produced by the BBC. The honey badger also has a secret weapon to defend itself.

Animals are innocent. Hunting them is not really a “sport.” 14) In the 2016 election, Donald Trump got his own honey badger parody In his march to the White House, perhaps no candidate quite ...

It may be called honey, but it sure ain't sweet. The Honey Badger has a reputation as one of the most fearless animals on the block. The little critters will take on hyenas, rhinos and even lions.

Justice acknowledges that there continues to be a debate about which animals should be considered "true badgers." "Scientists generally agree on three species: the Eurasian badger, the Asian hog ...

Pavel Brandl, in charge of mammals at the Prague zoo, said the honey badger is considered the most fearless animal in the world. He said the small, furry creature — which weighs about 17 pounds ...

But in the third and final test, can they do something that would mark them as one of the most intelligent animals on the planet? Use tools. - We've hung the box from a tree, so the honey badger ...

Below is a link to a video of a leopard battling to kill a honey badger. It succeeds in the end, but takes one hour to do so. I think we can pretty much discount either animal’s claws doing much ...

Nov. 2 (UPI) --The west coast of South Africa was home to a honey badger-like animal 5 million years ago, according to a new study published Monday in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.

At the beginning of the video captured by Kerjosse, 60, the honey badger seemed to be struggling as the python wrapped itself around the large black animal in an effort to squeeze its prey to death.