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DefenceHoney badgers have few natural predators, despite their relatively small size. They are notoriously aggressive animals and have earned a reputation for taking on much larger animals, including lions, leopards, and buffalo. However, the large cats, pythons and spotted hyena can prey on older honey badgers that are less capable of defending themselves.The Guinness Book of Records lists the honey badger as the ‘most fearless animal in the world. There is an expression in Afrikaans “so taai soos ‘n ratel” which translates to “as tough as a honey badger”. Despite their ferocious reputation honey badgers are seldom unnecessarily violent. They will defend themselves if attacked, even against buffaloes or lions. Self-defence is typically accompanied by a threat display where the honey badger’s hair stands on end and the tail is held erect. The animal produces a loud booming ‘rattling-roar’ and will rush towards its attacker, rather than away from them.Interactions with HumansHoney badgers are:Admired for their resilience and adaptabilityHave their organs, skin, and other parts incorporated into traditional medicine as symbols of ferociousness and tenacity Efficient at controlling rodent and insect populations, and thereby effectively reducing some pest-borne diseasesUseful to apiculturists, as they act as honey guides to scout out potential locations for bee hives.On the other hand, they have negative associations because they:Are aggressive if startled by a humanCan carry rabiesAccount for 26% of the damage done to commercial bee hives by breaking into the hives and eating the larvae, which results in a monetary loss for the beekeepersHave been known to stray onto farmland and attack livestock. Conservation StatusThe IUCN Red List identifies the species as “Least Concern” because, although the population is declining, the species has a broad geographic range and is not a dietary specialist. Honey badgers are, however, not common anywhere in their range and their status has risen to ‘Near Threatened’ in Southern Africa.The largest threat to honey badgers is probably human encroachment, which reduces their food supply. Individuals are often killed, either intentionally or unintentionally, with traps and poison baits by farmers. Others are hunted for traditional medicinal remedies. Some beekeepers kill any honey badgers they see to protect their beehives. However, since honey badgers cannot jump, many beekeepers have found that simply securing the beehives a few feet higher off the ground discourages honey badgers from climbing up to reach them and keeps the bees and their honey safe.Honey badgers are a protected species in Zimbabwe, but habitat loss and human-wildlife conflicts remain concerns for their conservation.SourcesThe Honey Badger, Oosthuizen, Noelle & Thea Felmore (AG Editor), March 2019, Badger (Mellivora capensis), San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Library,Ratel/Honey Badger: Africa & Carnivore, Update Sept. 2024Ratel/Honey Badger (Mellivora capensis) Fact Sheet, LibGuides at International Environment Library Consortium, › sdzg › factsheets › ratelHoney Badger, Wikipedia, Badger – Mellivora Capensis – South Africa, Kruger National Park, Badger Facts, National Geographic, Mellivora capensis (Honey Badger), Animal Diversity Web,

Them to give a shit. I think even a lion would feel guilty about eating a zebra, but honey badger will feel no remorse about demolishing a little fox’s family.Also, as a honey badger, you’re just kind of raised with that mentality. First off, your father leaves. Boom, off the bat, you’re a baby honey badger raised by a single mommy, and your mommy doesn’t really give a shit about you either. She’s just kind of dragging your ass along, you know? She’ll throw you down in a burrow while she goes hunting, and before you know it, you’re a teenager, and now you’re really alone! Why should you care?Given your theater career, have you considered creating a Honey Badger musical?I don’t know who in their right mind would invest, but it depends on who you cast. Out of the gate, I would pick Charlie Sheen, but I don’t think he can sing a lick. I think the best choice, which was actually suggested to me at a book signing in Santa Monica, would be Hugh Jackman. Oh, my God, he’d be perfect! He sings, he dances and he’s Wolverine!

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