Why are honey badgers not even afraid of lions and leopards, where does they get the courage?

Why are honey badgers so brave? Who gave it this courage? Is it really invincible?

01 The honey badger has an amazing bite force, sharp teeth and claws, immunity to poisons, thick and rough fur, fierce sexuality, strong survivability, and a fighting spirit that is not afraid of death, and Guinness World Records named it "the most fearless animal in the world".

The honey badger is definitely an outlier in the animal kingdom, not afraid of death or pain, immune to poisons, agility and explosive table, super attack power, endurance and good, the key is that the unfortunate lottery, you still can't bite me: either on the way to the war or is fighting.

The honey badger has thick fur all over its body, it is bold, even if it encounters a natural enemy, a lion and a leopard, it is not afraid, it has been frantically resisting and biting until it is bitten to death by the other party, even if it is a predatory hunter, it takes 1 hour to kill it.

The natural enemies of most animals are poisonous snakes, because they are bitten by poisonous snakes, they will soon be poisoned and die, and the honey badger is not afraid of poisonous snakes, because it has natural anti-snake venom in its body, and no matter how cow snake venom can not kill it. Therefore, the honey badger has no scruples when attacking poisonous snakes, even if it is bitten by poisonous snakes, it is not taken seriously, and when the snake venom attacks, at most pass out and sleep for a while, and continue to hold the snake after waking up!

The honey badger also dares to face the leopard and the lion, not that the lion and leopard can't beat him, but it is very difficult to kill the honey badger. Lions and leopards are also worried that they will get hurt. Unlike humans, injuries can be seen in hospitals**, and minor injuries can affect their hunting ability, which in turn will affect their ability to survive, and even have the risk of death.

It is also difficult for the claws of the beast to penetrate the tough ** of the honey badger, and it is difficult to bite through, and the meat in the honey badger** will slide away and cannot cause internal organ oppression, as if gnawing on a piece of cowhide rubber. But the honey badger can turn its body from the bottom of the ** to bite the lion's face and nose, or gouge out the lion's eyes with its claws. This is the arrogant capital of the honey badger!

This is too costly for the lion, so it is easy for the lion to refuse to provoke such a thorn!

People love the honey badger, not only for its combat effectiveness, but also for this fierce spirit, small against big man, has always been a respectful behavior, and it is for this reason that the honey badger is rated as the most fearless animal in the world.

According to research, the body of the honey badger is relatively unique, and its eyes will also be extraordinary. After all, its eyes are similar to concave and convex lenses, and everything is very small. Although the size of honey badgers is relatively small on the surface, they generally come forward to hunt when they see particularly small animals, but when they encounter some opponents who are much stronger than themselves, they will also fight head-on.

01 In fact, in life, crocodiles are very good for many friends. However, juvenile crocodiles are a favorite food for honey badgers. In addition, the honey badger is not afraid of poisonous snakes, and even has antibodies to poisonous snakes in its body.

02 Because the honey badger can see a lot of things and quickly find the weaknesses of their opponents. Of course, they are also very intelligent, and will frequently use some props to hunt some small mammals.

03 It may be that the honey badger's character of not being afraid of anything causes it to become more aggressive. No matter how strong the enemy is, it will not be placed inside the eye because of its unique eye.

Honey badgers are covered with a hard ferret fur that helps them maintain their body temperature and protect themselves from external attacks. In addition, honey badgers possess sharp claws and teeth, which allow them to quickly catch and handle their prey.

Honey badgers are strong, tall, fast-moving, and highly adaptable and flexible, which is one of the reasons why they are "not afraid of anything". In addition, honey badgers have a short lifespan of only about 3-5 years, and they need to constantly search for food and avoid predators in the wild, which has also prompted them to develop some unique defense mechanisms.

In general, honey badgers are in the middle and upper echelons of the food chain in nature, and they are highly adaptable and defensive in terms of biological and behavioral behavior, so they are able to survive and reproduce in a variety of environmental conditions.