It’s true that the king lost to the tough guy!

Most of us humans often have a one-sided view of the natural world.

Cartoons and comic books that we have been exposed to since childhood have unintentionally left us with the impression of a natural world filled with pink colors with cute, gentle animals living in harmony with each other. together. But, the reality is completely opposite.

In the wild, animals spend most of their time searching for food, an activity that requires a lot of aggression.

Therefore, they try not to be eaten and fight to dominate others of the same species. And violence is a common occurrence.

A fight for survival does not simply last for a few minutes or hours, but it is a persistent struggle of all species from the moment they are born until their last breath.

Only animals strong, resilient, and ruthless enough can stand firm in this endless war.

Normally, battles between wild animals often result in large, ferocious animals with a lot of hunting experience, such as tigers, leopards, lions, hunting dogs, etc.

However, there are still animals that go “against the flow” of the laws of nature, willing to do unthinkable things such as destroying beehives, humiliating lions, eating poisonous snakes and still remaining unharmed.

With its achievements, honey badgers are jokingly called by many people the most careless animal in the wild world.

Honey badgers are carnivores related to weasels. But unlike their brothers with distinctive scents, they are famous for their careless, reckless and somewhat aggressive nature.

Because of their high adaptability to many different types of habitat, honey badgers are widely distributed throughout the world.

Adult badgers have a shoulder height of 28 cm, body length of 50-77 cm, tail length of 30 cm. Males weigh from 9-16 kg, while females are smaller, weighing from 5-10 kg.

Honey badgers have very thick and strong skin. Its very effective self-defense weapons are its long claws and extremely sharp teeth.

Furthermore, with its ferocious and reckless nature, honey badgers dare to confront the most fearsome predators.

The fighting ability of honey badgers is very resilient and strong, they are almost not inferior to opponents who are highly rated.

Belonging to the weasel family, honey badgers can emit an extremely unpleasant odor that suffocates the opponent, which is a form of defense to repel enemies.

In particular, this animal is also blessed with extremely good poison resistance.

Filmmakers about the animal world witnessed a badger being bitten by a viper and a viper (the two most venomous snakes), causing it to go limp and think it would die. However, just 2 hours later, the honey badger woke up and was still healthy.

The clip recorded by Heiko Denker at Etosha National Park will partly show us the stubborn and cunning ability of honey badgers when encountering the Lion King.