Why's it specifically have to be the honey badger who doesn't give a frick anyway when this comes from the Wikipedia article on EUROPEAN ones? >Badgers can easily breach bee hives with their jaws, and are mostly indifferent to bee stings, even when set upon by swarms.
its funny how ahead of his time wolverine was
they made a weasel based superhero in the 70s and his powers are being an angry midget with sharp claws that just wont quit
you'd think thats a character spawned from 2010s memes
trying to salvage this waste of a thread, does anyone know where I can watch the original without the dumb don't give a frick dub?
I watched it once and it was actually funny, as well as informative, but couldn't find it anymore.
The honey badger's loose but tough hide and gutsy attitude generally serve it well against terrestrial predators. Lions have a tough time restraining them without risking some injury, so they're more inclinded to respect the badger's bluffing. Same for leopards, monitor lizards, etc.
The crocodile is heavily armored enough to shrug off basically anything the badger could do to it and merely has to hold the it underwater for an "ah, got em, ggs."
But losing to crocodiles, especially Nile crocodiles, isn't much to be ashamed of.
>But losing to crocodiles, especially Nile crocodiles, isn't much to be ashamed of.
There's a reason they have existed in their exact same niche for literally hundreds of millions of years.
Do mustelids have some genetic propensity for taking on fights against larger animals, unlike most animals who won't engage in a fight if they aren't sure they can win?
Mustelids are dumb and generally have poor eyesight. Aggressiveness is an attempt to compensate for this by making yourself a big enough pain in the ass that other animals generally leave you alone.
But getting left alone because you're a pain in the ass isn't the same thing as physical security,
Why's it specifically have to be the honey badger who doesn't give a frick anyway when this comes from the Wikipedia article on EUROPEAN ones?
>Badgers can easily breach bee hives with their jaws, and are mostly indifferent to bee stings, even when set upon by swarms.
most overrated fighter in the animal kingdom
its funny how ahead of his time wolverine was
they made a weasel based superhero in the 70s and his powers are being an angry midget with sharp claws that just wont quit
you'd think thats a character spawned from 2010s memes
Isn't that meme from like 2005?
Söytubers keep pushing it till today. There's an entire channel dedicated to it.
trying to salvage this waste of a thread, does anyone know where I can watch the original without the dumb don't give a frick dub?
I watched it once and it was actually funny, as well as informative, but couldn't find it anymore.
op has been mindbroken for this long.
The honey badger has got skin so loose that if you grabbed it by the neck, it could come away from its skin, turn round and bit you out of it's anus.
The honey badger's loose but tough hide and gutsy attitude generally serve it well against terrestrial predators. Lions have a tough time restraining them without risking some injury, so they're more inclinded to respect the badger's bluffing. Same for leopards, monitor lizards, etc.
The crocodile is heavily armored enough to shrug off basically anything the badger could do to it and merely has to hold the it underwater for an "ah, got em, ggs."
But losing to crocodiles, especially Nile crocodiles, isn't much to be ashamed of.
>But losing to crocodiles, especially Nile crocodiles, isn't much to be ashamed of.
There's a reason they have existed in their exact same niche for literally hundreds of millions of years.
sick AI answer, loser
Do mustelids have some genetic propensity for taking on fights against larger animals, unlike most animals who won't engage in a fight if they aren't sure they can win?
Mustelids are dumb and generally have poor eyesight. Aggressiveness is an attempt to compensate for this by making yourself a big enough pain in the ass that other animals generally leave you alone.
But getting left alone because you're a pain in the ass isn't the same thing as physical security,
So they're like the 5'8 manlets of the animal world?
They're like 5'1" poonmen/pooners
Honey badgers are quite smart for animals their size. They are capable of reasoning their way out of traps and even limited tool use. Look up Stoffel.
I'm going to assume their short lifespan makes super aggression less of a risk
Being schizophrenic for the honey badger is a necessity for survival, sometimes it just isn't enough
Honestly hating honey badgers is more reddit and onions than loving honey badgers.
Imagine hating an animal because of a meme.
I bet you hate pitbulls
But that's not a meme they suck