Here are some interesting facts about the Honey badger which are considered one of the most fearless animals in the world.

Nov. 2 (UPI) --The west coast of South Africa was home to a honey badger-like animal 5 million years ago, according to a new study published Monday in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.

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The badger’s body language is relaxed; the animal even lifts its tail to waddle more quickly to keep pace with the coyote. “The badger was showing happy behavior—for a badger,” she laughs.

There's also some evidence that an animal's diet can trigger the condition in some species, such as Baltimore orioles. A typical North American badger is darker overall, with black and white ...

Did you know that there are many key differences between an American badger vs European badger? While both of these animals belong to the same family, there are some key differences in their ...

Another video shows a honey badger fending off six lions and then making good his escape. I think we can pretty much discount either animal’s claws doing much other than superficial damage to ...

The honey badger’s body is a sinuous defensive machine. As the animal’s name suggests, it is very fond of raiding bees’ nests in search of honey and juicy larvae, and its thick skin cannot ...

The badger hurried to catch up with its companion, and they trotted into the tunnel together. Their playful behavior suggested that the pair shared a friendly bond. But can animals truly be ...

Have you ever wondered why Wisconsin's state bird is the robin, why our state fruit is the cranberry, why our state animal is the badger? It might surprise you to know that often our state symbols ...