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animals Honey badger takes on 3 leopards

"...involves gassing his enemies from his anus." Yet another interesting fact I have learned. I bet it smells like skunk, plus sulphuric acid and a .45 hollow point fired point blank to the nose.
 
"...involves gassing his enemies from his anus." Yet another interesting fact I have learned. I bet it smells like skunk, plus sulphuric acid and a .45 hollow point fired point blank to the nose.
The honey badger also has a secret weapon to defend itself. Hidden at the base of its tail are two anal glands that squirt out a foul-smelling liquid that can be detected 130 feet (40 meters) away, according to the South African National Biodiversity Institute. The animals generally expel the substance to mark their territory, but they will also release a "stink bomb" when threatened or frightened. Jonathan Kingdon, a zoologist at the University of Oxford, said in his book "East African Mammals" (The University of Chicago Press, 1977) that this liquid may have a calming effect on bees, allowing honey badgers to more safely raid beehives. These fuckers fart on bees in order to pacify them.
 
"...involves gassing his enemies from his anus." Yet another interesting fact I have learned. I bet it smells like skunk, plus sulphuric acid and a .45 hollow point fired point blank to the nose.
I didn't know that. I'm going to leave my gun at home and start carrying one of those little bastards with me when I go into town.
 
The honey badger also has a secret weapon to defend itself. Hidden at the base of its tail are two anal glands that squirt out a foul-smelling liquid that can be detected 130 feet (40 meters) away, according to the South African National Biodiversity Institute. The animals generally expel the substance to mark their territory, but they will also release a "stink bomb" when threatened or frightened. Jonathan Kingdon, a zoologist at the University of Oxford, said in his book "East African Mammals" (The University of Chicago Press, 1977) that this liquid may have a calming effect on bees, allowing honey badgers to more safely raid beehives. These fuckers fart on bees in order to pacify them.
Let's be honest. Does a honey badger actually need a secret weapon with balls made of titanium?
 
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