What kind of animal is a honeypot and what kind of animal is a honeypot?

Honeypot refers to the honeypot ant, which is a species of honeypot ant that lives in North America.

of ants. They live in a wide range of areas and can be found underground, but are relatively rare in the wilderness. Because the color of the food you inhale is different, the color that appears on your stomach is also different.

Whenever a heavy rain is overcome, plants secrete a large amount of nectar, which is rare in dry desert areas, and honeypot ants will not miss a good opportunity to eat a full meal, and they will suck in the nectar until their bodies are about to burst.

It's not a honeypot, it's a honey badger.

The honey badger (scientific name: Mellivora capensis) is the only animal in the genus Honey Badger in the family Mustelidae, and they have been listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for several years as "the most fearless animal in the world". It inhabits tropical rainforests and open grassland areas, lives alone or in pairs, mostly active at dusk and at night, and rests in burrows during the day.

Omnivorous, feeds on small mammals, birds, reptiles, ants, carrion, wild fruits, berries, nuts, etc., and can prey on highly venomous snakes, especially honey. It has a typical reciprocal behavior with the honey fish, often following the honey fish that is good at finding the hive but cannot destroy the hive, destroying the hive with its claws and sharing the honey, and its thick and rough fur can resist the attack of the bee colony. Fierce and survivable; With similar self-harm, the survival rate of cubs is only 50%.

It is found in Africa, West Asia and South Asia.

Honeybees taxonomically belong to the phylum Arthropoda, Insecta, Hymenoptera, Apacrita, Aculeata, Apoidea, Apidae, Apinae, and Apis.

To be precise, it should be called a honey badger. It is a medium-sized mammal. It mostly grows in Africa, although we also have it in Asia, but in our China, there are still relatively few such animals.

It cannot be ruled out that there may be such animals in the primeval forests on the border between Guangxi and Vietnam, but in reality there is still no exact record of seeing them.

There used to be a record in the United States**, which described the honey badger as a king of destruction - it loves honey and bee chrysalis, and it is typical of the existence of raiding the house and destroying the door. Moreover, it is very smart, when attacking all creatures that seem to be stronger than it, it can find the life of those animals, for example, if a big man stands in front of it, it can be very smart to attack the man's balls, it can be said to be a very painful creature, if you don't pay attention to it when you face it, you can become the last eunuch in the new era of China.

It catches the snake as if it is playing with hemp rope, even if the snake is a poisonous snake, it can swallow it in just ten minutes, and its body has a strong resistance to snake venom. If there is such a thing in China, it is estimated that it will be included in the list of three protected animals, and when the time comes, study the snake venom antibodies in its body.

What's even more amazing is that this guy also has a symbiotic partner, this partner is called the honey eagle, specifically to provide this guy with a nectar source, for the wild bees, these two goods are a proper home duo, after the honey eagle sees the nectar source in the wild, it will run to the honey badger's house to make all kinds of noise, call it to dig out the nest of bees, and eat a beautiful meal together.

Overall, the honey badger is a relatively clever creature. But its stupidest thing is eating there, rushing directly into the honeycomb in order to eat, and being stung to death by angry bees. So it's a clever attacker with a foodie heart.

Honey badgers are the only animals in the genus Honey Badgers of the Weasel family, their backs are gray, their fur is loose and very rough, and the body of honey badgers is unusually thick, because they like to eat honey very much, so they often give bees a headache! But its fur is resistant to bee colonies, and if you look at it, you can tell that it has ears, and its nose is flat, and if you see it with your own eyes, you will be frightened, and the honey badger can live up to twenty-four years.