Unbelievable Honey Badger Attacks & Interactions Caught On Camera!

Unbelievable Honey Badger Attacks & Interactions Caught On Camera!
Because it attacks animals far larger than itself, including lions and crocodiles, the honey badger has been dubbed the world's most fearless animal. American and European badgers are no pushovers either. Have you ever seen a honey badger take on a pride of lions? What do you think an American badger would do against two large coyotes? If you want the answers to these questions, just keep watching as we countdown 15 unbelievable badger attacks and interactions caught on camera.

Badger Vs Snake

They've been known to assault lions because they're so aggressive. Their size, at around a foot tall and 30 pounds, is not daunting, but it does reveal their fighting spirit. The good news is that they usually only attack when they are startled by predators. As a result, if you don't annoy them, they won't bother you. Their biggest strength is their adaptability. They will fight to the death if they are assaulted by a larger predator! Certain snake venoms do not affect honey badgers. To say the least, the Honey Badger is a peculiar creature. It's unlike anything else on the earth. This thing is completely mad!

When you first see a honey badger, you can't help but think, wow, he's so cute, with his tidy white stripe and bushy tail, you just want to pet and embrace him. They aren't as cute as they appear, so this is a bad idea. Just look at the contrast between this honey badger and this puff-Adder snake. The badger doesn't waste any time and charges the snake, dispatching it in a matter of seconds. Because the badger was bitten during the struggle, the venom acts, and the badger falls asleep for a few hours before continuing to devour the snake. When a mole snake encounters a honey badger on the road, it learns all about the fearless honey badger. It doesn't take long for the badger to turn the snake into a meal.

Badger Vs Leopard

The honey badger, as witnessed in prior countdowns, is a formidable opponent. What do you think a leopard's chances would be in a fight against one? Look at this first clip of a leopard that has already made significant progress in his quest for a honey badger. It has managed to finish it off and is bringing it up a tree but look at how hardy the badger is. The badger just won't stop fighting, and by the end of the video, it's still moving and struggling for its life. Leopards don't generally chase and kill honey badgers because it's too dangerous, so, this leopard must have had a compelling reason to do so which is probably the fact that it was starving.

It took this leopard almost an hour to kill an old frail honey badger in this video, so eating such a small prey requires a lot of effort, which is presumably another reason why leopards don't bother with badgers unless they have to. Honey badgers are known for putting up epic fights against their attackers, which is why most big cats avoid them like the plague. Finally, this honey badger mom chases off this leopard that’s trying to eat its baby. The badger doesn’t hesitate one second to scare off the big cat even though it’s risking its life. The big cat flies out of there because it doesn’t want to deal with the hassle of such a small catch.