Like the honey badger it is famously fierce and courageous. The wolverine, like the honey badger, is a part of the weasel family, and is in fact its biggest member. Moose, caribou, mountain goats, rodents, ground squirrels, birds’ eggs and berries. To test all of this, we’re going to choose the wolverine as the badger’s first opponent. It often does appear to be courageous to the point of foolhardiness (watch this honey badger attack a leopard and send it into terrified retreat), is relentless when attacking, and tireless in defending itself. What makes the badger such a formidable opponent isn’t so much its physical attributes (although it does have some interesting tricks up its sleeve, as we shall see) as its mental attitude. Snakes, frogs, small species of rodents, birds and eggs. Lions, leopards, hyenas, cape hunting dogs, crocodiles, and jackals. Popularizing the catchphrase “honey badger don’t care”, and showing the badger nonchalantly attacking cobras and even shrugging off what should have been a deadly bite, it’s now racked up almost 100 million views.īut is the honey badger really that fierce? Well, on fighting statistics alone it certainly doesn’t look all that terrifying. 11 years ago, the Internet elevated the honey badger from little known curiosity to famously fearless folk hero thanks to a viral video entitled “The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger”. Time for another round of animal death match – but this time we aren’t going to be pushing one of nature’s big beasts into battle, but choosing a smaller savage creature as our champion.
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