Painted Wolf Fights Off Honey Badgers To Protect Pups | Dynasties | BBC Earth

Preview of the next episode of Dynasties: When honey badgers get their eyes on some newborn puppies, Tait the painted wolf and her daughter need to collaborate to save them from danger. Narrated by David Attenborough.
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[@SubparPanda]

Mom carrying her pup looks like a little stuffed animal. Cutest pups on earth! 😆

[@zaaya7719]

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[@freecanadianshadowbanned4954]

They're not so cute when they're ripping the intestines out of a live impala.. Don't let the fur fool you -nature is cruel lol

[@jeromedado7416]

@@freecanadianshadowbanned4954 like humans so be careful!!!

[@violinmaestroknight9347]

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[@definitelyhuman661]

I was looking for this comment. Lol

[@bez1196]

Honey badgers out here bullying other species as usual… smh…

[@kachaat]

You are wrong. They are very vicious and they can bully lion or leopard.

[@tannyocean9984]

T H E Y D O N ' T G I V E A S H I T

[@shreeoam8799]

Your love when you kill a cow for food!!!

[@jameelhoward1867]

@adi yaf you're wrong you can search the vid on YT Lions were running away from 2 honey badgers

[@iminzayn5442]

@@kachaat leopard prey on honey badger.

[@amberthemagnificent7259]

I love how the badgers have a buddy walk they do where they constantly bump into each other for comfort 😅

[@TruthSniffer1]

Honey Badgers - Two there are always, the Master and the Apprentice.

[@thefisherking78]

That's weird, I've never seen more than one in a clip before

[@appalachianbandit2528]

“One to embody the power and the other to crave it.”

[@HG0124]

@@appalachianbandit2528 if lion is a king then honey badger is a tank of the jungle

[@troygardner1610]

Nah..just adding our throng to the gong show d

[@jjlove2725]

One badger is terrifying.but 2?thats doomsday.

[@BRIGGS2710]

Game over man!!! Game over!

[@kimjong-un5562]

Just think of 12 of them lol

[@thedarkside4176]

Doomsday heist

[@kashxavi1997]

add one more and he earth will end.

[@onetime3489]

I know right

[@psihodelija8917]

These honey badger have the coolest walk in the animal kingdom.

[@cloudforest4087]

1:17 Those damn badgers up to no good with that face. Lol That is the eye of pure evil. Lol

[@CrImSoN1708]

Then 3 seconds later is a doggy with the face of pure innocence.

[@unstoppablelimtbreakergoku8574]

They r not evil

[@donnieb3873]

Lol

[@cesarrangel546]

Jose M. Molina Ocampo started making trouble in my neighbourhood...

[@gregorywright9971]

Jose M. Molina Ocampo man honey badgers don’t care about evil or good they care about the thrill of a fight and sex because in the life of a honey badger nothing’s more important then booty. They see it they want it they go and take it.

[@amberthemagnificent7259]

They are such pretty animals. Nature is great. 8 litters? What a good momma. And I love how excited the adults were to meet the babies

[@micheall1127]

Lol the honey badgers are like 2 Disney villains

[@noobnoob32]

Micheal L hahaha yes

[@noobnoob32]

*Marvel

[@Bhosadilal]

Exactly. Cute and mostly dangerous. What the hell was god thinking when he made them?

[@rearea1797]

Lolll

[@bordiguy]

2 adorable villains 😂

[@currylondon]

Saw honey badger had to click!!

[@ThePayola123]

Clearly you got this confused with Honey Pot.

[@currylondon]

@@ThePayola123 eh?

[@davidochkaninitotan]

Kingofsin what do you expect? The dudes got “douche” in his name lol

[@onetime3489]

Same here

[@jamesorsby7553]

@@ThePayola123 Huh?

[@SantaBarbaraSongbird]

I'm glad no one got hurt. The Badgers were just making noise. Prolly on their way to fight a 😤 pride

[@onetime3489]

Lol right?

[@hezekiahspade2247]

👍😀

[@SATYAMSINGH-ly8kb]

They get killed by leopards normally. Lions dont deal with small prey but you can see some hungry lions killing badgers when they are too hungry

[@mr.phelixhoneybadger4648]

Ronnie and I were actually on our way to the strip club

[@markuse3472]

They did, and locals say one male lion had a lovely quick meal.

[@glosmata]

Honey Badgers don't give a s##t, honey badgers don't care 😂

[@treck87]

One Wolverine would have decimated that pack if they had prey to steal.

[@zozidedodo780]

@@treck87 wolvrines are insane butt those African wild dogs are the badass and the most successful pack hunters in Africa search them up it won't be easy

[@Dmdm_dm]

That was a clickbait video. Nothing happened and the honey badgers actually cared enough to move along away from the dogs.

[@Dmdm_dm]

@@treck87 bullshit. Wolverines are not even doing well in the wild, their numbers have been declining for years.

[@melissamackessy3372]

Haha.. That clip was gold.. I still laugh every time I see it.. 😂🤣

[@willbengochea8298]

Painted wild dogs are absolutely viscous! The fact that even they respect honey badgers says a lot about the honey badger 😳

[@tylerjeb7888]

They have a thick, sticky consistency?

[@slaythembeforeme]

"Respect" I'm pretty sure it's more like smart enough to survive

[@AnthonyJones-jj7tq]

Soon as that squirrel was hollering, it’s letting the dogs know that danger is approaching . The honey badgers 🦡 are coming.

[@prayermadepatna8439]

💯 security system

[@jamesbomd3503]

When it comes to protecting one's family you always find the courage if the odds are stacked against you

[@n8n8n8n]

David Attenborough's voice is that kind of voice you won't stop to listen to.

[@tkiblawi1]

Never knew African hunting dogs are also referred to as painted wolfs.

[@tomtonka1915]

Ummmm......hello. www.bbcearth.com/blog/?article=whats-in-a-name-why-we-call-them-painted-wolves

[@tkiblawi1]

@@tomtonka1915 Thanks for the info :-)

[@tucobenedictopacificojuanm168]

in Poland we call them likaons

[@PaintedWolfLycaonPictus]

monotypic Lycaon pictus literally translates to Painted Wolf, a few Lycaon pictus English language names, Painted Wolf, Wild Dog, Hunting Dog, Painted Hunting Dog, Painted Dog, Painted Lycaon, Lycaon, Hyena Dog, Hyena Hound, Ornate Wolf they are called Lycaon in Romanic languages, the English language name "wild dog" contributes to the common misconception they are stray dogs

[@Junior-cp9se]

In America we call them splotted puppies

[@NE_Pigeons]

I must have blinked during the fight because I didn't see one.

[@BLM_Big_Lipped_Marxist]

Honey Badgers are AWESOME. Those little critters are EXTREMELY fearless, aggressive, and courageous.

[@SaitoSite]

Honey Badgers are literally none of those things. Those videos showing them "fighting" lions, leopards, ect? That's them desperately fighting for their lives, fucking rightfully terrified at the situation they've found themselves in. Honey Badgers have poor senses, which is how they stumble into those situations in the first place. They don't fucking intentionally march up to animals over twice their size, they ACCIDENTALLY wander toward them. They're fucking animals, not superheroes. Stop treating them like fictional characters.

[@slaythembeforeme]

They're not awesome. They're just assholes

[@sasayaki]

As if this wasn't a guaranteed hit already...honey badgers.

[@lisag5670]

Awwww the pups are too cute! Watch out for those honey badgers 🦡 🦡

[@shannonxpennywise]

Painted wolves are so cute! 😍

[@pauldg837]

If I ever had a honey badger in my loft, the only person that I would send up to catch it, would be my mother-in-law. 🤣

[@olarewajuibukunoluwa4293]

But why?.....😃

[@samuelsamuel3441]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣oh pls why your mother in law

[@pauldg837]

@@samuelsamuel3441 If my mother-in-law was your mother-in-law, you would understand. 😂😂

[@B_Amit]

🤣🤣🤣😭🤣🤣🤣

[@sleepycobra9152]

Honey badgers chilling out in style what a magnificent view !!!

[@pinchesmbuche4354]

Not painted wolf, African wild dog.

[@jay3414]

Right, I read the tittle and saw the dog like what😕.

[@steveoxendine7123]

Yea that's what I was thinking lol

[@NoxiousNightss]

It’s just another name for them, much like painted dog and Cape hunting dog are also other names for them

[@jortiz4398]

They go by both named

[@andrew348]

@@jortiz4398 It sounds like you asked them to verify

[@marthaamador8595]

This is so beautiful! And adorable! Aren’t animal mother the best (well most)

[@anthonydominguez4744]

Look up how these wild dog hunt and you’ll see how wrong you are lol they eat they’re prey alive and start in the back

[@sherine9033]

@@anthonydominguez4744 she was talking about them as mothers. And do you know why they eat that way, including hyenas? Because they can't waste time to kill the prey first, they're not as strong as lions and their other competitors. They have to eat as fast as possible before others steal their prey. That's why they also always move in a large number of group, cos they're individually weak compared to the other competitors.

[@marthaamador8595]

Anthony dominguez also it’s the circle of life. If no animals eat each other then other animals grow out of control and the primary consumers eat all the plants then they can’t live because there is no more food for them to eat and so on. Also if you eat meat you should see how people kill animals. It’s called the circle of life once more and if you don’t respect that then your don’t respect nature/animals.

[@davidochkaninitotan]

sherine maybe not wild dogs but I don’t think it’ll take hyenas more than minutes to kill a grounded prey

[@sherine9033]

@@davidochkaninitotan hyenas may have stronger jaws than wild dogs but they're still not strong enough to deliver instant kill. Unlike lions, hyenas and wild dogs can't open their jaws wide enough to bite through the neck and break the spine. The reason why they also eat their prey alive is still the same reason as wild dogs. As long as there are lions and other big cats (mostly lions), wild dogs and hyenas (especially wild dogs since hyenas are stronger which makes them have more enemies) have to eat as fast as possible by aiming through soft part like belly and genital right away.

[@yujinchoi528]

Omg, those painted wolf has exotic and special looks as honey badgers. Wow, along with the Sir. David voice. What a surprising moments they filming for.

[@robertmcleod7841]

Two of my favorites animals meet up,I love it.

[@crystalsunshine]

It's been a very very long time since a documentary on animals has made me emotional. When he said that Tait's Alpha male stood by her...c'mon, killing me here.

[@AbdulHadi-lj2pj]

Fast+Furious+Aggressive+Fearless=Honey badger

[@DontAskMePlease830]

Painted Wolf??? Those are Wild Dogs. Badgers and Wild Dogs my two favourite Animals 😊

[@johnbiever4204]

Painted dogs are the goodest boys.

[@conorsirishnature998]

0:24 the sound it makes is adorable

[@spanishpeaches2930]

Such barrelling badassaes, those Honey Badgers. Can you imagine how truly scary they'd be if they were the size of leopards ?

[@rustywine7839]

Want more! Can't decide who to root for. Need to see an extended footage of honey badgers being their usual assholish self. They're the best.

[@JasonFoster-Payne]

Homey badgers as so cool,confident, pound for pound,most bad ass animal on the planet

[@AdventuresofSandMan]

What you seeing is very rare, painted wolf puppies never ever seen so young in history. BBC done 1st time

[@babyvox1110]

Those dogs are lucky the honey badgers are just passing through.

[@kenneththorberg6914]

Obviously. They were just outnumbering the Badgers by twenty to two so they were very lucky , right ?

[@IM-rg3cw]

This is the first time i see Painted Wolf . Thanks BBC.

[@Pumpkintiti]

Adore this, however, can you please kindly make these videos longer!? Thanks

[@fatjoe1251]

no? they want u to watch it on bbc earth buddy haha

[@ianmush6278]

They are little snippets of a documentary series on BBC called ‘dynasties’ which airs every Sunday. I’m guessing you’re not from the U.K.? Sorry if that’s the case lol you’re missing out aha

[@LilTiggsz]

Fat Joe LMAO if that’s true, how stupid! Assuming BBC earth is a television program; It’s 2018 they’d make more money putting a full episode up on KZbin and running ads. 😂😂Pretty sure no one is paying for cable TV anymore. 🤷‍♂️😂 Besides I’m in Canada meaning the Apps and websites don’t work in my region. 😫 They’re just giving away views to undeserving KZbinrs. Pumkin0330 titi Type BBC Earth FULL Episodes. ✔️⭐️👏👏😂😂

[@La-familia-de-Fazio]

Damn those badgers are like tanks made of FUR and TEETH!

[@moonshroom5632]

0:39 my heart it can't take it 😍😍😍😍😻😍😍😍😍😍

[@kysike666]

FU and ur heart

[@tanveersingh5423]

Species: *successfully surviving predators* Badger: 1:17 "bonjour"

[@heisangx7906]

I wish there could be more documentaries made, like this one. Just the right amount of background musical accompaniment, no endless slow mo sequences, weird alien noises, shaking camera scenes, stupid effects and annoying loud music instructing you how to feel. Best of all, no annoying bratty narrator who thinks everything must sound like some kind of Pixar cartoon.

[@brimwithadreamofclutchin5285]

To the comments saying that Leopards prey on badgers. 1.Most leopards that prey on badgers are confident ones and on their prime. 2.they tend to hunt old badgers assuming it will be easier 3.even if they succeed to pin down one, it still takes almost an hour for a leopard on its peak to maim a badger. 4. Badgers hide around their neck is so thick and given their size it is really hard to get a good lock for a predators jaw on that 5. Most leopards who hunts badgers are young and inexperience with the thought that a badger is worth the trouble for a meal Nat Geo had a video of a leopard who was successful in pinning down a badger after an hour of struggle. Still the badger wasn't dead and keeps making weak attempts before the leopard drag it away. Some concluded that since badgers are quite intelligent, it is laying low until it gets the leopard to get its guard off and try to retaliate again. They had this conclusion of it being alive since there's very little blood on the scene and the leopards face

[@LadyRavenEyes]

For people upset about it being called a painted wolf I have a little history. The original name was African tri colored dog it was changed to African wild dog by ranchers who thought of the dogs as a pest, then it was changed to African painted dogs by conservationist trying to make the animal more appealing so people would want to save them. now scientist have started calling it the painted wolf. what all of the names get wrong is they are not a dog or a wolf and are only distantly related to them

[@timg.1510]

One Honeybadger is enough to go around looking for trouble, But two of them, I be like:😳😧

[@olivermorelmorel6969]

Haha haha haha well done partner

[@user-Nasser33]

so beautiful

[@wildernessstyle8810]

Cute little things.

[@RennieAsh]

Are you trying to be a hyena or a fox? Painted Wolf: Both but no

[@mayonnaiseeee]

if there's anything I've learned from the KZbin algorithm, it's that badgers are dangerous meat tanks that like to fight anything

[@alexs.1242]

"Since when are wild dogs considered painted wolves" I've met field biologists who work w. wild dogs (the name we all grew up knowing by) in Botswana, and they say the "wild dogs" moniker is a real hassle for conservation efforts. People who know animals, know African wild dogs, but everyday working people who are too busy living their day-to-day lives hear the word "wild dog" and think to themselves, 'Well why should we bother saving those? They're everywhere.' But re-naming has proved a hassle in its own right. I don't care for "painted wolf" myself, either the word 'painted' or the word 'wolf,' but they seem to be the words most biologists and conservationists have settled on. I was always partial to Cape hunting dogs myself, but a conservationist friend in Africa tells me the word "Cape" has a very strong South African connotation, which is not the message conservationists want to convey. Also, "Cape hunting dog" implies they're native to Cape Province in SA - which doesn't really work because, as far as I know, there are few if any actual Cape hunting dogs in Cape Province, SA. As for 'wolf,' even though wild dogs are decidedly NOT wolves, or even closely related to wolves, the word "wolf" sounds more exotic than "dog" and is an easier sell with conservation efforts. Again, it's about reaching those people who don't know an African wild dog from a North American coyote, and who don't have the time to sit around watching BBC nature programs all day. And if conservationist are to save the planet, it's those people - people busy working, raising families, paying the bills, etc. - who are going to make the difference.

[@megalodon4586]

I think honey badgers aren't even that aggressive as some make them to be. If you leave them alone they'll probably return the favor. Most incidents that show their "aggressive" behavior are rather a defensive stand against sth they make out as a possible threat.

[@marin4767]

Whatever the species all babies are adorable.

[@haneefahmoore6440]

Pups & family are so precious!! Evil Honey Badgers at it again 😠 😠

[@araj2064]

Is it me or do Honey Badgers look like Skunks on Steroids?

[@denniseudela411]

The sympathetic nervous system prepares the body for intense physical activity and is often referred to as the fight-or-flight response. The Honeybadger has an ABNORMAL sympathetic nervous system. First of all, against a predator or prey,, it is alien to the word 'sympathy' & second, it ONLY has the FIGHT response. In it's unique nervous system, it's called the Symfighthetic Nervous System where it only deals with FIGHT or Get-Bored Response. Very Unique!

[@mrsimo7144]

Those badgers are literally strutting their stuff around like they own the place.

[@shylo9776]

Protect those pups.

[@clairethomson3455]

I have never seen a painted dog puppy! So cute

[@MuhammadEgypt]

Such a cute little squirrel!

[@rmas1149]

The most beautiful episode

[@sherbitdab4767]

I love these wild dogs Only 6000 left in the whole world... i wonder how long before humans mess that up

[@theon3529]

Happy family

[@AM-do6ob]

Waw, Honey Badgers are really my spirit animal now. LOL

[@evanschneider9587]

That was an epic battle

[@WHITELIONNYC]

0:17 cute puppy with belly full of milk... 👋🏿🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶🐶👍🏿

[@ASG7H]

Honey badger, aka the animal kingdoms Grim Reaper.

[@acidswain9337]

How precious 😩😭❤️

[@tehguitarque]

The way the pups freeze like a stone when picked up is quite a convenient adaptation .

[@anisha9799]

It is a reflex to prevent the pup from getting hurt. It only happens when the pup is picked up by the scruff.

[@Wyaldisthebestapostle]

At this point I'm convinced the honey badger made the dinosaurs go extinct.

[@moguldamongrel3054]

Their squeaking noises are awesome

[@lunarocitygang8817]

1:56 Pup looking so funny being carried. "please don't look guys"

[@Cvmanuel227]

They are like the Weasles in roger rabbit

[@jitinkumar7742]

Honey Badger's daily routine- 1. Wake up 2. Eat 3. Bully other animals 4. Sleep

[@cut_putashatsang9784]

Reminds me of "Omar is coming" from THE WIRE everyone running in different direction 😭😂

[@amscared2764]

Lord badgers are out operating without compromise

[@unstoppablelimtbreakergoku8574]

Honey badger is one heck of a badass creature

[@Гала-л3д]

Сочувствую собачкам, их уклад жизни, отношения между собой поражают.

[@aidanmcgrath911]

The squirrel Is like you have a big pair of nuts letting your pups out to become eye candy for the honey badger!are you nuts?

[@youwantmyname9208]

How strong their enemy,Honey badger still fearless

[@pc8472]

"Fights off" was truly overstated here

[@jd3076]

From what i know honeybadgers are one of the toughest animals in the world

[@magloirentaba8142]

The way they walk tells you these little animals ain't afraid of anything. Seems like they enjoy their life every day. They f*** with everyone lions, hyenas, snakes just to name a few 😂😂😂

[@Bxdarealest]

Honey badgers are so small yet so tough

[@OnlyAFoolsHope]

Honey Badgers are like the anti-hero of the animal kingdom. You root for them when they're fighting lions and cobras but then they go and hunt down some puppies.

[@codde5489]

When the pup falls back into the den it sounds like a squeaky toy.

[@MapleMaf1a]

Honey badgers. One the deadliest enemies in Far Cry 4.

[@dave93x]

1:16 when you look in the fridge for some food and all you see is an iceberg lettuce and some mustard.

[@mamalynx6943]

Ok, I’m just assuming the Honey Badgers killed them all after cuz they’re badasses (but the pups are soooooo cute!! ^^)

[@lizzyyork]

Honey Badgers are more terrifying than a lion because they just don't care.

[@HelenaMikas]

United they stand Brilliant video ...*

[@adamibra3515]

That the way a honey badger walking is got me on the floor 🤣

[@miggybyte]

Honey badgers just want some piece of wolf meat. 😂

[@Hallands.]

Badass badgers!

[@elitedaimond8232]

That looks like 2 storm troopers walking/with the star war music playing.

[@sharongibson1161]

It's tough living in the wild !

[@SPharaoh]

Finally, they're calling these wolves their real name. Every African country where these wolves live, they're known as the wolves.

[@lycaonpictus9662]

They're not referred to as wolves in Africa because they aren't wolves. That isn't say that either the terms Painted Wolves or African Wild Dog is more correct. Both wolves and domestic dogs are from a completely different genus than African Wild Dogs (or Painted Wolves).

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