15 Unbelievable Honey Badger And Wolverine Attacks Caught On Camera

It’s a given that honey badgers are nutjobs, but just how nuts are they? What about wolverines? Are they crazier than honey badgers? Join us, as we look at 15 unbelievable honey badger and wolverine attacks caught on camera.
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Honey Badger Attacks
A struggle takes place between a honey badger and a monitor lizard. Is the honey badger capableof bringing it down? Make no mistake: the badger, not the lizard, is the hunter here, and as you can see, the badger takes little time to dispatch the lizard. My friends, it's time for some eggs and "lizard sausages" on the grill for breakfast. It’s always a treat to catch a glimpse of the elusive honey badger, but no one on location could have guessed they would see one chasing a monitor lizard! After surviving several jackal attacks and resisting, a turtle reaches the end of the road, when a honey badger spots the reptile and eats right through it.
There aren’t too many animals that honey badgers will not attack. As it digs deeper and deeper inside the tortoise’s shell, the honey badger in this video is looking for the reptile’s tender meat, and eventually finds it. If it is edible, nothing will stop a honey badger from eating it. A perfect example is that they can't get enough of beehives, because they are nuts for honey, hence, they can withstand a lot of stings, ransacking a hive. Bees can be dangerous. When honey badgers were first described in South Africa, they were frequently found in beehives, apparently feeding on honey, hence why they are called “Honey badgers”, but it turns out that the honey badger was more interested in bee brood - the nutritious bee larvae found in honeycomb.
Honey Badger VS Leopard
When three young leopards decide to gang up on a honey badger, they think it’s going to be a cakewalk killing the animal, but it’s the farthest thing from the truth. The honey badger fights and bites the three timid felines and eventually walks away from there with just a few scratches. This video depicts a honey badger's bravery in rescuing her young from a leopard. She charges at breakneck speed and leaps over the leopard, nearly snapping her young guy's neck.
As he understands how insane the badger is, this mother's bravery saves her son and scares the large cat away. Despite its diminutive size, the honey badger has a reputation for being Africa's most brave animal. It is even featured in the Guinness Book of Records as the "most fearless mammal on the planet." Is it true that the leopard has the upper hand by dragging the honey badger into the tree? The leopard's strength, agility, and comfort in trees are well-known.

[@starfighter1972]

Nature always has the best examples to show. These little creatures are big warriors at heart and it shows on each battle.

[@gjd1942]

Imagine a wolverine the size of a Kodiak/Alaskan Brown Bear. Who'd risk venturing into the wilderness then.

[@vistasafari_]

Watching videos of craziest animal fights always leaves me in awe of nature's raw power.

[@chrismair8161]

Nothing hunts a Wolverine.

[@bluemouse5039]

If you relax your arm and pinch the loose skin on your elbow you will hardly feel any pain , That is the kind of loose skin Wolverines and Honey Badgers have over their entire body

[@cherylmillard2067]

1:44 - 2:47 NOT A HONEY BADGER!, 2:56 ALSO NOT A HONEY BADGER! These are found in Europe and the North America.

[@Garian9]

The channel knows this. They purposely do it to farm 'corrective' comments.

[@charlessavoie2367]

Yes why do they do crap like this.

[@cherylmillard2067]

Who knows, there's no excuse for it either, it's not like they have to go all the way to a library to do actual research and verify their facts first🤦‍♀🤦‍♀🤦‍♀@@charlessavoie2367

[@sidensvans67]

Correct .

[@georgecoons6872]

wolerine vs pit bull. im betting on the pitbull.

[@RonaldMutebo]

That small little guy (honey badger) I think is also the most hardworking animal in the wild. It's always on missions.

[@jigzonyt517]

Honey badger dont give two fucks. Most predators will move on and try avoid these little bad boys 😂😂😂 thats why wolverine is my fav comic hero. Small but strong and ferocious

[@stfuplsok]

*doesn't

[@weserkaf_9]

🦨

[@the_sense]

Nothing can stop hungry honey badgers

[@Shock_Treatment]

Except humans' greed and capability to destroy everything.

[@shawn576]

It's incredible that even a hyena is apprehensive about attacking a badger. The badger's reputation for being dangerous is well earned.

[@k20ngpadrino8]

That baby Lion and Honey B stare off was epic 😂

[@zackm8126]

Just imagine a whole pack of these things running around

[@AlwaysBonpoint]

Running after you, truly frightning!

[@longhairdontcare122]

​@@AlwaysBonpointif we breed them for longer legs they'd eventually be truely terrifying.

[@Venuslovefactor]

Love honey badgers!! I grew up in northern Minnesota and have nothing but respect for badgers, as if we have a choice!

[@lakevacm]

I wonder if you could have a Honey Badger as a guard dog

[@cherylmillard2067]

At least they would have great food drive to train with, if the handler survived!!

[@SABRETOOTH1679]

Wolverines surprisingly make great pets & bond good with their "human parents", I don't see how a honey badger would be much different in training 👍

[@longhairdontcare122]

It's more cat like in temperament so gaining it's trust step one best done early in life is the easier part. Step two gaing it's respect nearly impossible is hard but if you managed to do so it's probably yours for life how ever long that is.

[@UcheIfeNwabuoku]

Awesome video, love the animal videos because they are fascinating!!!!

[@deanpalmer7637]

Both are crazy and fearless

[@wildcrewanimal]

In the vast animal world, every species plays a unique and crucial role in the ecosystem.

[@VirginMary1.0]

Lion may be the pride of the pack, but these 2 are the pride of nature

[@paultorres4890]

That video showing the ferocious nature of both the Wolverine and my personal favorite the Honey Badger was outstanding. Thank you 😊

[@freiflug83]

3:25 Honey Badgers are also known to have bad eye sight, as seen here 👀

[@jeromeosills6522]

Animals are very smart. Big cats know that the honey badger is not worth the time so they just avoid it. They know it does not taste good so why even bother with it. They would rather run from it than get bitten by it. A very hungry leopard can and will kill it and eat it!

[@bramcurtis6900]

It is the very same with the Wolverine. I saw video of a wolverine talking a kill from a black bear. Of course the bear could ultimately kill the wolverine. But it knew "I'm gonna have to kill this emeffer and it ain't gonna be easy" and wisely opted out. I wouldn't want either animal mad at me.

[@RioSul50]

Back in the 1990's I was travelling in a wild area of Michigan (where I live). I was driving slowly down a paved country road when something moved onto the roadway. It was a badger. I thought it would walk across the road so I stopped. The badger attacked the car. I backed up and somehow got around the badger. They are fearless.

[@blast4me754]

My top favorite animals: Lion, tiger, Rhino, Bisson and now Honey Badge and Wolverine. I like all animals actually but some are just so amazing.

[@d0nKsTaH]

Aww look at little Honey Badger buddy... Tearing into... into... into the entire animal kingdom

[@viralnovaanimals]

It's devastating to see the consequences of nature's clashes. Sending positive vibes to the injured tiger.

[@Bryan-ip1gf]

It would be unfair for the lion and hyena to have to contend with a larger honey badger. Imagine if these things ever weighed 70 pounds.

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Awesome work thank you.

[@connarcomstock161]

Remember from Honey Heist - Honey Badgers are honorary Bears.

[@MahomaMicheal]

Videos about the animal world are truly a constant source of knowledge for me. They make me understand many interesting things about the world around me

[@RealSteel319]

Very cool video I really like the honey badger and the Wolverine videos more please

[@SliceofLife7777]

From what I think I know. Both are fearless. Both can ride their adrenaline to victory, or at least a stand off. Fear converts to aggression instantly for both. Neither will run, as this will induce most predators to attack. The wolverine, of the two, seems more capable of inflicting damage. While the honey badger has more formidable physical and chemical defenses. Best be careful. It is said that blunt force trauma to their skulls is the best way to dispatch them, if you don't have a gun, or spear. The honey badgers hide is thick and loose. No matter where you grab one, it will be able to literally turn within its hide in order to counter attack. If pressed, they go for the crotch. Both are cunning and surprisingly intelligent. There was a tale from over 100 years ago. This tale was told by a Native American. The teller of the story claimed that a wolverine was disabling the traps along his trap line. Eventually, the wolverine infiltrated his cabin while he was away, and chewed through all his food stores, including his canned goods. When the local trade post proprietor heard his story, he loaned him new supplies and equipment. Do not underestimate these large weasels. Do not dismiss their blind rage for stupidity. They instinctively know your weaknesses.

[@vjamie69]

Would love to see a honey badger. Vs wolverine battle!

[@5tyyu]

Honey Badger is like the boxer Manny Pacquiao. Small but deadly

[@chriswilliams5982]

The reason large predators will not engage a badger or wolverine is that even if they win they understand that if the prey seriously injures it then its ability to hunt and survive is seriously compromised. I once saw a grizzly take down an elk in Yellowstone. Suddenly a wolverine appeared on the steep slope above and just came loping down the hill from the trees as if it was out for stroll. It ran directly toward the grizzly trying to enjoy its meal and immediately started to bare its teeth and attack the grizzly which at first stood up as if it would fight, but eventually literally turned tail and ran. Then unbelievably the wolverine grabs the elk and starts dragging the big carcass up this steep slope and into the trees. I was stunned as I watched all this unfolding in front of me. It made me think man this is not an animal you want to piss off. They are very solitary animals and in a perpetual bad mood. I understood that that grizzly could have killed the wolverine, but the bear knew the cost of killing it might result in severe injury that would make it unable to hunt. Better be hungry than to risk being injured and not be able to survive.

[@rogereverett4467]

Badgers? Badgers? We don’t need no stinking badgers!

[@pargolf3158]

@3:33 That C blocking was a dick move by the Honey Badger.

[@thedukwildanimals]

Each species of wild animal plays a unique role in the ecosystem.

[@stephenelberfeld8175]

Fisher cats are lighter and quicker than wolverines. Their favorite prey is the porcupine and have no fear of humans.

[@jackbarwicksr1054]

I married a honey badger. She is very possessive when it comes to her family, and this grizzly respects her. 55 years and counting.

[@alexanderdonnelly424]

Wolverine is KING!

[@hibbidyjibbidyy]

those dogs could absolutly smell where that wolverine went...set up

[@phillmargolese7207]

The best opening line I've ever heard.

[@franciscusjohannesburger3720]

Thanks for the video !

[@leecowell8165]

Ironically neither the wolverine nor the honey badger attacks man. However I don't think I'd push my luck if I got near their food. However they are not aggressive towards us and will avoid us if possible. In fact badgers have been known to be friendly towards us but wolverines are always cautious and will always choose to avoid us. They're also a protected species.

[@michaelbatts7149]

Mama Honey Badger ain't playing!

[@lesliesylvan]

Predators can't afford injuries; hence, they'll back off and choose battles wisely . ..

[@johnshields6852]

Obviously their tough, but having that attitude is very handy, bigger animals back up because of the bold aggressive moves.

[@longhairdontcare122]

Because they know bagger will do every bit of damage possible. Just because you win a fight don't mean you won in general.

[@davidmellish3295]

The truth is that although Honey badgers have balls of steel, that is often their biggest downfall. They take on leopards and lions etc and often the leopards will run as they're solitary animals that can't afford to get injured, if they can't hunt thsyll starve BUT sometimes the big cats decide to fight back and 99.9% it's game over for the badger. They may be fearless but the big cats are much bigger and stronger and will come out victorious

[@RealityWild-bh9sv]

Honey badgers are not afraid of heaven or earth

[@longhairdontcare122]

Afraid probably not disrespectful not.

[@user-cg9rh9ry1j]

Simply the best 👌

[@fabiomejia7567]

Awesome, awesome video 👍 keep up the awesome content and thanks!

[@thanosdoomjuggernaut2846]

In my opinion, the Wolverine is the tougher of the two. It Hass to live in freezing temperatures and they fight alone, and they take out animals way bigger than them.

[@Defender78]

No! DONT HURT THE turtle!!! So sad i hope the turtle survived somehow

[@michaelbatts7149]

Is it any wonder that there is a comic book hero named Wolverine? One of my favorite X-Men, btw!

[@TQNWildlife-202]

This video is really great, I really like watching wild animals, can you make more videos like this

[@samsung8831]

Awsome honey badger

[@beornthebear.8220]

Wolverines can bite.through frozen bones, and honey badgers eat cobras and adders for a living. I would give them space.

[@finchapo901]

👍Wolverines > Badgers

[@scorpion19142001]

How does honey badger deal with a fully mature cobra? Do honey badgers fight against each other? How does honey badgers deal with large crocs or alligators.

[@devellburch4502]

WHEN THE HONEY BADGER 🦡 RUN INTO THE WOLVERINE AND FOOD/CARCASS 🍱 IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THEM… WHAT WOULD BE THE OUTCOME OF THAT FIGHT OR WOULD THEY HAVE A FAMILY DINNER 🥘 TOGETHER ?

[@LathKunz]

I love this animal his brave and never back up not even from the king he bites and attacks their balls 😂

[@longhairdontcare122]

Truely the most effective means of attacking a king.

[@Ramanda-uk7jc]

A wolverine would have killed those dogs for I seen them kill bears, moose, caribou, deer, to smaller animals. The wolverine is a tad more dangerous than most animals.

[@wildanimalattacksjp]

野生動物に関するドキュメンタリーを一日中見ていられます。

[@MAGNIFYING_GLASS_TV]

Honey Badger takes on all the world

[@charlessavoie2367]

Mixing English and north American badgers with African honey badgers is dirty pool.

[@bouarichbrahim7408]

both top!§

[@bobekmiz]

Badger is a badass and wont take and win over wolverine

[@waltermorris5786]

A wolverine attacking a large deer....on its neck attempting to bring it down....A large deer will easily kill a man.

[@terencehennegan1439]

Good job they’re not as big as a lion !... if they were we’d have a problem.

[@GorillaChannelus]

Honey badgers are small but they are reckless, everyone

[@KhaiNguyen-nn5ue]

Tôi thích lửng mật.bởi vì nó ko sợ bất cứ con gì.

[@mtman2]

That's a mother Leopard and her 2cubs...!

[@jameswoodbury2806]

Honey Badgers will bite (off) the gentiles of an opponent. They fight dirty!

[@hegemonycricket2182]

Gentiles? 😆

[@jameswoodbury2806]

@hegemonycricket2182 bite not eat, their balls are not kosher!

[@stfuplsok]

*genitals

[@longhairdontcare122]

They fight to win.

[@mtman2]

That smaller darker weasel attacking the porcupine was a North American Fisher AND are the only predator that regularly hunts Porcupines successfully...!

[@G0ML666]

Are these footages taken by the same people that captured big foot?

[@user-xp6ku3ot3p]

Clearly not. This shit legit . Gtf astronaut

[@RichardVemvillveta]

I think badgers and bigfoots are blurry, that's the problem. It's not the photographers fault.

[@tophattile1322]

Wolverine versus elephant😮😮

[@jeanfrancisco610]

Honey badger with a Size of Elephant

[@khriswildt5633]

And you talk about how crazy hyenas are. They'll literally start eating an animal while it's alive and running. So for. them to back away from honey Badgers there's fear there.

[@shinrips]

Aren't they closely related?

[@megaboymegaboy1987]

honey badger Tupac

[@megaboymegaboy1987]

30 pounds I got you

[@megaboymegaboy1987]

Double dragon with badgers and wolfs

[@user-eq7nr3bb1c]

Hammer-Time from the Super Freak.

[@scorpius3010]

13:12 "Houses the badger...SEP" I can only assume the narrator means "SETT" which we are all aware is the European Badgers 🦡 residence of choice.

[@JamesJones-jb3vx]

The Victor Von Dooms of the animal world.

[@dominickiptui9327]

Honey badgers are badass than wolverine. You cant tell difference between european badger and honeybadger, then compare it with wolverine??? Im African and ive faced honey badger they are way too crazy , their stench alone can make you cry involuntarily😂😂😂

[@vjamie69]

Honey badger is tougher with that super thick skin and ability to take venomous bites

[@longhairdontcare122]

Honey B got the edge in defense wolverine in offense.

[@vjamie69]

I don't know both have teeth and claws

[@sanchoclause-fw9nt]

I want one

[@benthekeeshond545]

The wolverines are bigger than the badgers but both species are tough nails. The badgers will back away from some larger cats but wolverines won't. I am not sure what will happen when a wolverine face a tiger or a lion. Actually, there is a realistic chance that the wolverines will encounter tigers in E. Siberia.

[@charlieo3150]

If Jaguars were in the same region that would be an extremely vicious and deadly fight for honey badger or the wolverine....maybe the wolverine because they're bigger. The Jaguars are just as vicious as any feline and they actually have the most powerful bite force between the Lion and the Tiger

[@soramirez5473]

@@charlieo3150 Jaguars DO co exist with river otters.. and they leave each other alone for the most part. sure an adult male jaguar can kill even an adult male otter but it wont be easy and there is even a video on youtube showing one time a jaguar tried it and had to retreat because like ALL weasals, they have loose skin and can still turn around and bite and claw your in the face even while being bitten from the back.

[@hippoguy17]

I have heard that wo;verines will chase off bears?

[@macfiercesome]

Too much footage of European Badgers (meles meles) totally out of context.

[@forrestburghy3726]

Grew up in central Michigan, Wolverine definitely the Bad Ass. Badgers nothing to mess around with either. Wouldn't want to do battle with either !

[@ramsfire]

Mustelids Are Straight Gangstas.....

[@ahmadkazemi8728]

a leopard caught a full grown honey badger, took it on a tree and ate it, leopard received some injuries, honey badger fought good for his life, leopard was determined to eat.

[@jameswoodbury2806]

You can't win all your battles.

[@zackm8126]

Also 3 leopards tried to take 1 badger and the badger walked off like literally nothing happened

[@Prince_Moe]

That’s ya favorite part lmao?

[@Ombudsman08]

​@@zackm8126young leopards.

[@ahmadkazemi8728]

i watch animal fights on KZbin basicly when I'm bored, to see how better off animals we are. lol

[@gjd1942]

At 1:49 although referencing African Honey Badgers the video shows a group of English Badgers.

[@nicoloalexisduran3295]

So hard to watch

[@robcarter55]

Very confused !! It's about the honey badger yet you keep putting pictures of ordinary badgers that we get in England for some reason and they don't even look like a honey badger ????? Why ????

[@6.4l_cmoney85]

Note to self if I see something hoping around I’m not fng around 😂

[@stfuplsok]

*hopping

[@theosmid8321]

I want one as apet.

[@sallymoore4035]

I think honey badgers are from outer space! Or they are rapacious ravenous foodies who dont know their size?!

[@RetroSpekta]

Honey badger will eat a wolverine for breakfast

[@BigHead-mp2sp]

And there's a difference between badger's, honey badgers and wolverines! Honey badgers and wolverine's are the 2 ultimate gladiators in their respective demographics.. the badger odds man tempered but i don't think as bad as a wolverine!

[@KinkyHeadMonkey]

I have a video of a wolverine fighting and chasing a honey badger. A honey badger ran and hid between the rocks exposing its back for a wolverine to bite.

[@stfuplsok]

between *badgers, and *wolverines are

[@chinosolomon4746]

I dnt think honey badges can mess with a Kamodo Dragon, Kamodos are to poisonous

[@bigimportantman1544]

Komodos are too slow to strike a Honey Badger, their teeth aren’t long enough to pierce the hide, and the Komodo would get even slower comparatively when fatigue sets in.

[@LathKunz]

The poison won't affect honey badger remember that I'm not sure about that because I never seen them together or fighting each other ya kamodo it's bad a**

[@longhairdontcare122]

​@@LathKunzgiven experience with them for several generations they'd likely develop immunity.

[@jorgedias2944]

Honey badgers are tough but lions will eventually kill it