Why Honey Badgers Don't Fear God or Lions

[@James-mj1eh]

I heard you rarely give pins is it true?

[@quagmiregaming21]

Lmao

[@shrek9489]

Bruh

[@justsomeguywholovesberserk6375]

Ey Yo Got Pinned, You damn Mad Lad

[@eliraplee4914]

Dang bro nice

[@someguynamedsteve203]

You did it

[@pineappleisland9802]

Seriously, that honey badger that nearly got mauled to death by lions and as soon as he got better he went back to settle the score is honestly the most badass thing I’ve ever heard an animal do

[@Kagetenshi666]

"and I'll do it again."

[@kathryngeeslin9509]

That little escape artist is legendary. But this was the first I heard they'd gotten him a mate who joined in the fun. Great video.

[@cartooncritique6625]

I just imagine him breaking back into the lion pin screaming "Surprise Motherf*ka!" XD

[@Wrathlon]

Nearly dying is a personal insult, not a lesson apparently.

[@DaemonR13]

Lions: Wait....why did boss music just start playing?

[@powerofanime1]

You always pick such a fantastic note to end on: "The strength and durability of a Wolverine, the intelligence and lack of morality of an otter, and the sheer coke-fueled willpower of a stoat" is just such an epic turn of phrase. But then, the Honey Badger deserves it.

[@cartooncritique6625]

Why does that sound like something I'd hear as the parody intro to a cartoon?

[@Nega_Man]

Yet the Wolverine inspired a Canadian Anti Hero with blades coming out of his fist and a healing factor

[@julienalonso22]

That has to be on a zoology textbook

[@hellacoorinna9995]

Ratel gee nie 'n fok om nie

[@alexman378]

“If violence doesn’t solve all your problems, it’s just because you’re not using enough of it” - Honey Badgers

[@despair_ts1823]

"need more violence"

[@spiritualru2364]

😂😂😂😂

[@MacKnight]

Like nr 420 here. BLAZE IT.

[@gsk5161]

@@despair_ts1823 and cowbell

[@kingkaijuboygodjira3116]

bro I mean like bro can an eagle even kill it? im putting up my middle finger to the honey badger

[@AtlasAdvice254]

Pacifist: violence is never the answer Moderate: violence can be the answer at times Honey badger: THERE IS NO OTHER ANSWER BUT VIOLENCE

[@Geo97Ut]

Honey badger: violence is the question and the answer is always... ""YES!""

[@shantanuhalder4008]

Wolverine : VIOLENCE!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@MintOreos1]

Honey Badger: Fuck peace we want war

[@MikeMcKillen]

Peace was never an option

[@user-fi7gz9yz6m]

‘They don’t want peace they want problems.’

[@12time12]

Some researchers from Alaska had trackers on wolverines and one apparently wanted to cross a mountain range so bad that it literally climbed 15k feet and made it to the other side by the next morning. This all happened during winter, clearly only a wolverine is crazy enough to try that.

[@Thulgore]

Wolverines shock researchers constantly......and yet there exists little research on them. They don't like to be found. They also seem to inherently understand certain traps. They are the serial killer that is hyper paranoid. Only the ravens truly understand.

[@thats_radical411]

I've heard they can literally kill bears in their sleep. So while they're hibernating, they literally assassinate them

[@lucyandecember2843]

o.o

[@coin4874]

pure crackhead determination

[@AK-jt7kh]

@@Thulgore “only the ravens truly understand”. You’re awesome

[@ryanthompson1244]

"Honey Badgers are double stuffed with audacity." Guy definitely has a way with words.

[@zsu-23-4shilka2]

Imagine escaping your enclosure & purposely letting yourself be recaptured by the folks working there just so you can break out once again

[@datt5698]

Lions are more likely to be injured in a wildebeest or water buffalo encounter. The badgers don't have much meat and not worth their time. But they will dispatch them rather quickly if they are starving.

[@emanuelrojas2]

Skunks on PCP

[@suhaneegupta814]

no but there is a pattern here. looks like an oreo = *will* wake up and choose violence orcas, honey badgers, zebras.....the list goes on

[@Bhargav141]

They don't want peace, they seek conflict

[@changelingman9687]

Went to a rehab sanctuary in South Africa. And out of every animal the keepers fed, the Honey Badger was the one animal they threw the meat in and just 🏃💨

[@SlothOfTheSea]

“Ight, imma head out” -feeder

[@changelingman9687]

@@SlothOfTheSea pretty much

[@sr_cln]

@TommyGaming 🅥 stop spamming

[@machicommentsection]

@@sr_cln don't feed these trolls, report them and go on your merry way

[@Si74l0rd]

That's cos dead meat feels no pain and isn't intimidated like live meat is lol. Even cats are bastards just for fun sometimes, a honey badger is like that all the time!

[@nottheoneyourelookingfor0504]

“Personality of a power tool.” This guy’s got the silver tongue, that’s for sure.

[@daisythegoth7444]

Honey badgers are an inspiration. We could learn a lot from them.

[@realo3503]

Well Florida did learn from them

[@wallaceluna6241]

@@realo3503 Oh the truth in this statement. I Don't even lived there just traveled thro. N damn

[@devilsmessanger]

noooooot the best values most of times...

[@maniachazbin]

Lesson 1: When in a fight, clamp your jaws around the other guy's family jewels. Whatever he learns from that, his adopted kids will too

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[@Gary_The_Metro]

I just love how some animals on this planet, they just kind of exist minding their own business. And then there's the ones that are just... unbridled earth shattering rage incarnate.

[@doot7730]

God woke up and had to make something to represent cod gamers.

[@mugenokami2201]

@@doot7730 so He woke up and chose violence without doing actual violence?

[@marcin8865]

Incels, losers, haters and simps... All of them together

[@mksmike]

@@doot7730 Or they got bored and decided to make something to troll the other creations.

[@Aego384]

@@doot7730 But he realized he's gone too far, so he stays on heaven, afraid of what he's done.

[@emmielucas4135]

Fun fact: the mandible of mustelids is held much more tightly in place compared to other mammals meaning it is much harder to separate the mandible from the rest of the skull. This helps them to hold onto things much bigger than them without their jaw dislocating/breaking. This family is built to kill and I love them

[@prestigev6131]

When everything around you is bigger and faster, they need to be

[@kuuderesyndrome3249]

and they have some of the toughest skulls in the animal kingdom

[@IRussian007]

Your advertisement was so smooth, I not only didn't see it coming, I didn't realise you weren't talking about real ants, let alone forgetting you were originally talking about honey badgers.

[@funnynameforme4091]

Yeah I watched half of it not thinking it was an ad and once it dawned on me I watched the rest of it out of respect for being played like that

[@Denny_Boi]

Honey Badgers can be huge menaces for farms in South Africa. A high-school college of mine had a honey badger attack his uncle's truck on their farm. Ripped up the front tire. He tried kicking it and hitting it with a pipe and it did nothing. They resorted to shooting it with a small caliber pistol. It stopped it, but didn't kill it. The bugger just walked away like nothing happened.

[@dajuanwhitaker1785]

Honey Badger: ok I know you shot me but I'm gonna choose to keep living instead of dying ok? Uncle: WTF NO!!

[@yoboikamil525]

He just went in to commit attrition. There was no good intent behind it, he just wanted beef.

[@yourdedcat-qr7ln]

@@yoboikamil525 cuz he thicq

[@tactishovel2247]

Honey Badger: Death us a choice THAT I REJECTED

[@QuokkaWaka]

Honey Badger to himself when he woke up that day: Know what would be really funny? _Violence._

[@SamuraiMujuru]

Best quote about mustelids I've encountered. "I love mustelids in all forms. They were basically natures attempt to make the murderiest shape possible and the results was a tube with fangs."

[@0nullnil]

A tube with legs and fangs lmao

[@Louis_2568]

Tubes with fangs are snakes

[@diegobrando8160]

@@Louis_2568 those are wires with fangs

[@Louis_2568]

@@diegobrando8160 wires with fangs would be worms or like wormey insects

[@Papa_Waffles]

@@Louis_2568 That's a noodle with fangs

[@harrymills2770]

Cowardice is bred into most predators, because even a minor injury can mean death. Honey badgers and wolverines are exceedingly hard to kill, let alone seriously injure. They also have the wickedest bite in the animal kingdom. That little stoat kills the hare with a bite through the skull or spine. Unadulterated aggression has kept the species around for a million years.

[@Disgruntled_Dave]

With no fucks given, you'd be surprised by what you can do.

[@orinb8654]

Same thing goes for crocs, but less than that black air force dog.

[@medexamtoolscom]

Actually not really. The most dangerous nonvenomous bite in the animal kingdom is probably the komodo dragon. You get bitten by one of those, and you die as surely as if it did have venom. After that, there's the hippopotamus. They kill tens of thousands of people every year. In terms of bite pressure, rats are the winner. Honey badgers and wolverines aren't even unique in being able to bite through skulls, that's the favored method of killing of jaguars.

[@TheDuke4100]

Caution instead of cowardice

[@TheDuke4100]

@@medexamtoolscom No..hippos dont kill "tens of thousands" of people a year. Lol wtf did you make that up for?

[@BazilRat]

I fuckin love Stoffle. Escaped just for the hell of it and/or because he wanted to see what his humans were up to.

[@tyleralan1470]

He's my spirit animal

[@hendrikfrederick5429]

I'm like that courage of that animal 💪

[@GoodOleDFT]

Stoffel escaped just to be a troll. I love him.

[@JohnGaltShadow]

“…but honey badgers don’t care. They live life balls first with no fear of consequences.” In the right hands this philosophy is gold.

[@ryoutube9043]

That's a very brown profile pic you got there

[@savvivixen8490]

I'm glad someone else appreciates the poetry that is that line. 😊

[@yoholup19]

Hitler and Stalin: that's what I said

[@reapordeath]

"Honey badger dont care... Honey badger dont give a fuck"

[@RealGodfromheaven]

Honey badgers scare me

[@dharma241]

"crackhead courage and determination"...I just spewed coffee out of my nose. This episode is gold. Honey badger is now my new spirit animal.

[@hannahe7556]

Was just about to comment that, 😂 Stoffel is my spirit animal

[@Zoroasterisk]

If you've never punched a cop, a Honey Badger is not your spirit animal

[@umbrellaman8987]

@@Zoroasterisk sounds like somebody punched a cop

[@Zoroasterisk]

@@umbrellaman8987 Nah, I just respect the crackhead energy of the Honey Badger too much to think that I have much in common with it, as much as I'd like to

[@TheTsugnawmi2010]

This is definitely your best-written video so far. Your transitions between topics and animals were seamless, your information was perfectly elucidated, and you still kept it funny. Great job!

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[@3DPlagueDR]

@Sleepycreepy I disagree. They’re commending his improvements stylistically and in his writing. It’s only natural people would continue to improve as they go on and it’s worth noting.

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

Well said!

[@_Jitterbug]

@Sleepycreepy na, i watch him because i learn cool random shit to do with animals. Though coming out of a Philosophy degree, i find his words to be stylistically refreshing also and worthy of the light hearted comment.. what i will add in retort to your argument is that, maybe the person making the original comment here has only seen a few videos and is commenting as a new-comer, versus us as (im assuming) channel veteran's, who may see it as condescending, but only if from a lack of awareness. Tbh, you're just making an argument for the arguments sake.

[@_Jitterbug]

@Sleepycreepy lol if only i majored in just Philosophy and didn't pass with a Science degree, that joke might have actually landed. But yes. I dont agree with your perception. The comment doesn't come off as some teacher-like compliment, i believe the person who commented genuinely felt that way and wanted to let them know thus. Ergo, the comment is in no way disingenuous. (as if they're being paid to comment it) Observe how you are the only here who is judging someone else's rhetoric, ergo you're the one who's acting like the teacher 😉😆

[@SirJaymesDAudelée]

7:18 I’m glad you mentioned the wolverines, one of my favourite homeland 🇨🇦 animals. They’ve been known to kill like 6-7 deer one right after another, without stopping in between to eat any of them. Obviously this is a possible strategy because of the freezing temperatures here. They bury the deer and eat them frozen. It’s literally the Canadian hinterland’s version of shopping at Costco, lol.

[@tomiantenna7279]

Or they're just natures psychotic serial killers. There's the distinct possibility.

[@raeste.claire7093]

oh my god that’s metal

[@gideonmele1556]

Wolverine: “Yes, that is exactly what is happening because it is strategic. Definitely not wanton violence for no reason”

[@Strongbadia_The_Free]

I know how you feel neighbor 🇺🇲. They're definitely cool, but even the toughest of people will turn around peeing themselves the moment they come face to face with one in the wild.

[@TheGiftofTime]

I bet they help hinder the local deer population

[@GlyphxAstraea]

I love that this is primarily about the honey badger but its whole family line got a minute in the spotlight

[@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST]

😅

[@buggytheprophet1017]

In far cry primal you can have a honey badger as a companion, and the best thing about it is, it’s the most aggressive animal, and it’s special skill is that it always comes back and attack again without being resummoned in the fight unlike other animal companions

[@Obi-wan5991]

It also scares off pretty much every animal 😂

[@24thnight88]

And I remember how annoying wolverines were in farcry 3

[@sijithsivasuthan3682]

​@@24thnight88 Wolverines were in far cry 5 AFAIR

[@Johno1992]

Hated those little bastards in far cry infact fuck all the animals in far cry 4 you shoot the cage and they chase me instead? Gtf outa here 🤣

[@MY-wv4bo]

❤

[@M_Alexander]

"because there's no church in the wild and hell is not a consequence" This line is amazing

[@madmadam8789]

"Despite my lack of emotion I find that adorable" You are delightfully quotable 😂

[@freshhands9461]

Every single sentence in this vid has quote potential 😂

[@gdrlss1535]

Interviewer: "So, how come you guys keep getting into trouble and surviving?" Honey Badger: "Death can have me when it's earned me."

[@nocturneprividyenie2391]

I see you, Kratos. XD

[@arpansaha2111]

Dies to a lion the next day

[@NatrualCoils]

This! This is my favorite 😂😂😂

[@SmaMnyamase]

Are you sure All these buffsand still lose​@@arpansaha2111

[@anthonyfaanos]

adds "death can have me when it's earned me" to list of cool lines to use someday

[@lpotts75]

Honey badgers are Intelligent and fearless. And his content is flawless. 👌🏾

[@machicommentsection]

You can make a rap verse with that 😂

[@lpotts75]

@@machicommentsection 🤣👍🏾

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[@VVIZQRD]

-250 downvotes

[@The1andOnlyWog]

I watched an Animal Planet documentary years ago about Stoffel and his keepers. It was hilarious! That little dude put everyone to shame. He didn't just outsmart ONE person, he outsmarted GROUPS, PLURAL, of people. They came up with all sorts of elaborate plans, knowing beforehand it wouldn't be a permanent solution. They'd say, "this should hold him for at least a few days", and MINUTES later he'd be like, "peace bitches!"

[@dinodude6992]

If I remember correctly, there is a saying: "A person is smart, but people are dumb."

[@CrossfeetGaming]

@@dinodude6992 Men in Black

[@lunartears6761]

Naples Florida zoo supposedly has one. I’m not sure how, since no zoo is happy to take them for the sole reason that they are notoriously among the most difficult animals to keep locked in captivity.

[@tylerflory9373]

Legit SCP 682

[@jackclark1994]

simple. concrete 8 feet into the ground, fill with nothing but topsoil and a couple of SMALL bushes , don't leave ANYTHING in that can be moved around other than one or two balls/toys, nothing stationary within 8 feet of the walls, with walls 10 feet high, a door/gate that locks from the outside at the top, with no gaps to squeeze through. boom, no solution for him.

[@GhostBear3067]

Honey badger every morning: "GOD has allowed me to live another day and I will make it EVERYONE'S problem!"

[@Fnafiac]

Honestly same

[@awsomegaming9009]

Something Soldier TF2 would definitely quote

[@Jamhael1]

Honey Badger: "I do not choose violence. I AM VIOLENCE!"

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

Honey badgers deserve to be seated on the roundtable of black air force activity

[@bored.6006]

Grow a mustache and you will be there to

[@hyper450]

Ah, cjdachamp

[@rainbowrat2743]

hello again

[@kylebeguhl8516]

Alongside the Orca, the Hippo, the African Cape Buffalo, and the Polar Bear.

[@littlevivigaming4822]

Honey badgers should be raised similar to military dogs for going against infantry. Nobody would expect it

[@Kolossus_]

*"I DON'T WANT PEACE, I WANT PROBLEMS, ALWAYS!"* honey badger, probably

[@OutlawOfTexas]

Probably? Honey badgers DO want problems lmao

[@crystallation4249]

CHAOS!

[@mikemoscato2995]

Sounds like some people I've encountered in life🤬

[@nobodysbaby5048]

Or, "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."

[@abdullahshabaneh8648]

Definitely not probably

[@k1llsh0t_87]

All this has taught me is that if I'm ever in the wilderness my best chance of survival is to just attack anything and everything that gets close to me with 0 regard for personal safety

[@spinblackcircles]

I don’t recommend trying that with a bear

[@steph_dreams]

Have at it, but remember the two greatest weapons in human history: a pointy stick, and a strip of cloth with a rock in it

[@LargeStupidity]

@@steph_dreams Third place is nukes, right?

[@vizualwarrior129]

Except ur really squishy, soft, no claws, no resistance to venom or poison, no sharp teeth, and basically would get one shorted by everything a honey badger would walk away from unscathed despite u being like 10 times it’s size

[@TeaMollie11]

​@@LargeStupidityNukes didnt allow us to rise to the top of the food chain 😬 those are pretty new

[@VioletDisregard23]

A friend of mine was staying in the Kruger and had made a massive pot of stew for the next day. A couple of honey badgers used the kitchen drawers as steps up into the counter and ate the whole damn lot. Not a drop left. She got it on video and it’s one of my favourite stories.

[@randyjax09]

“If orcas are homicidal sea oreos, then honey badgers are double-stuffed with audacity.” 😂😂😂

[@KtotheG]

Dude's a poet.

[@monkeycat48]

And the lion guard gets it wrong

[@angelagunn7986]

And that was the moment at which I clicked Subscribe. No idea what took me that long TBH

[@taraiskorneliablackmore]

This one was what did it 😂

[@nonow1353]

This dude has some zingers he said one about reptile dysfunction..I think when otters kills alligators, the gators, being cold blooded quickly become exhausted entering a state of "reptile dysfunction"

[@ratasslordofyoink4542]

The fact that honey badgers have the sheer audacity to get mad at jaguars for catching them. It's beautiful

[@DieFlabbergast]

Er ... honey badgers live in Africa and India; jaguars live in South America. Unless we have a new species of sea-going jaguars, I think you've got them mixed up with leopards.

[@ratasslordofyoink4542]

@@DieFlabbergast I am going to eat your dog

[@conscripthornet4430]

@@DieFlabbergast 😂

[@XenonPrimeSBSV]

@@DieFlabbergast Honestly the only thing preventing Jaguars from swimming to new continents is the sheer distance. Those cats are alarmingly adept in the water.

[@salemsaberhagan]

We have a phrase about that. "The thief yells back at the police." Pretty sure a lot of people would understand what that means if they've lived in or even close to a poor neighborhood.

[@averongodoffire8098]

Life said “you’re going to die today” The honey badger said “not without you”

[@rodlurks66]

Life said “you’re going to die today” The honey badger said “Who decided that?” FTFY

[@fourstarjhineral8]

@@rodlurks66 eyyyyyyy escanooooor

[@jessicafoster1196]

"What do we say do the God of death?" Badger: "Not today."

[@anaalina5964]

So romantic.

[@mikerighi920]

"You're comin with"

[@d.b.1858]

My Dad related to me an experience when he was a young man. He had hit a Badger with his car one night. It appeared that the Badger had been killed. Dad picked it up and tossed in the trunk, planning to save it's pelt. The next morning he went to remove the body from the trunk. However, he encountered one extremely upset Badger. Undeterred, Dad manged to get it into a burlap sack and subsequently, into a thick hardware cloth cage. He placed the cage into the tool shed in the backyard and went to retrieve some water and food for it. Ten minutes later when he returned. The Badger had ripped through the cage with ease and was digging a hole to China. Dad grabbed a shovel and proceeded to catch up. He said he would repeatedly get close enough to grab the Badger by the tail and lift it up out of the hole. But it would spin and try to bite his hand. Causing him to let go and the digging contest would resume. After fifteen minutes of this competition and several tail grabs. Dad said he was getting a bit tired and subsequently, decided to just leave the shed door open. And upon checking later. The Badger had returned itself to it's natural habitat. I was like six years old when he relayed the story. I was on the edge of my seat. He had grown up catching Rattle Snakes by hand in the Mojave Desert, just for fun.

[@nana8135]

Wow!

[@NormalBoy.]

Cool

[@edi9892]

This reminds me: how often does it happen in the wild that a physically inferior animal chases off are larger and more dangerous animal? Honeybadgers probably provide the most examples, but I've heard of a human punching an attacking bear until it ran off and saw a cat chasing off large dogs and a rooster being a menace to dogs. You might say that these are just spectacular exceptions, but I think that there's more to it: 1) in a world where _just a scratch_ can end you, you shouldn't seek unnecessary fights. A strong human might still be able to knock out a fang of a bear and cats and roosters can blind their enemies. The smaller attacked animal has nothing to lose and everything to gain from going all in. The bigger predator on the other hand might be better advised to seek easier prey... 2) it's a recurring theme that especially animals misjudge the threat level of other animals. Many obviously look for size as an indicator, but they often don't distinguish between some animal standing or an animal that is this tall on all four legs. Quite a few animals can also inflate themselves (not necessarily literally).

[@J.A.huscher]

Holy hell

[@tyrelltgoat2841]

I see what u mean small birds attacked by cats have been known to attack the eye and as you know in nature every feature counts

[@manunova5929]

Apparently you can fend off white sharks by punching them. It is unlikely that you get the chance to do that, but it's likely that it would leave if you harm it. Predators prefer easy prey. In fact, as a human, predators are much more likely to attack you if you run away from them because this tells them you're prey. Retaliation will probably make them think twice about attacking, and this seems to be what underdog fighters bank on. Those are probably the most dangerous ones because they are naturally much more violent and don't care if you are prey or not.

[@edi9892]

@@manunova5929 you'd be better off going for the eyes or gills of the shark for creating pain compliance. Punching the nose is the least effective option as it's sturdier and you can't punch fast under water. PS: by the latter I mean digging the finger in and prying

[@chestnut4860]

As a chicken owner, you just awakened several fond memories of watching various grown adults get chased across the garden screaming with a rooster on their heels. Ah childhood memories

[@Arterexius]

So glad you included Stoffel into this video. Stoffel is _the_ honeybadger for most people, myself included. He did though win against the lion male once, by going for the crown jewels first. When he tried the same trick again, the lion saw it coming and mauled him. Then he escaped again and tried to exact revenge for that mauling. Honey badgers are just insane and i fkn love it 😂

[@gibsonpierre9141]

Stoffel is the Badger 🦡 I saw his special

[@mellivora_complex4706]

Stoffel is what put honey Badgers as my favorite animal

[@melissazietz1241]

It's funny but not really very intelligent lol

[@fireteammichael1777]

Oh my God! Stoffel was my 1st exposure to honey badgers on some tv show/special a few years back. I almost thought it was fiction!

[@danlee1835]

Stoffel rolled up mud balls to escape once, that's some next level shit right there

[@DangerDan64]

Honey Badger: "It only takes one bullet" Three lions: "You ain't got the nerve" Honey Badger: "Try me"

[@cat_playz5959]

Frick yea

[@paladinocomentarista9057]

Fleetwood Mac - The Chain starts playing

[@skylarmccloud4080]

@@paladinocomentarista9057 Dante's music DMC 5

[@clovefield2936]

Hitting everyone with that Rango reference. What a spicy gamer

[@ezra5788]

Rattle Snake Jake!

[@dcitron77]

The guy holding the badger in the beginning of the video is Dr. Ross Bernstein..Had the pleasure of working with him a few years ago, and still good friends today.. he's a great vet.

[@chivalricsoul8463]

Is he okay? That cut off seemed extremely painful. 😬

[@ValensBellator]

I love how the honey badger’s face just looks *exactly* like their personality 😆

[@swazzyjay]

A jarhead

[@panama2468]

@@swazzyjay jar-fullofcrayons-head

[@nerdstop5025]

@@panama2468 A florid-ian

[@aria56703]

Exactly like a crackhead 🤣

[@Never_ending124]

ugly af

[@oscarcabrera6047]

I like how this guy reminds us that any wild animal, no matter how cute it mat be, is viciously wild and can totally attack you.

[@Earl_TheSquirrel]

I hate when people say "This animal doesn't attack humans unless provoked" like BITCH all animals will attack humans lol

[@unoriginalhazard]

@@Earl_TheSquirrel no not all animals have the capability to attack a human, nor will an animal attack a human for no reason.

[@Earl_TheSquirrel]

@@unoriginalhazard Go camping by some leopards then, I want to see. And just "don't bother them".

[@unoriginalhazard]

@@Earl_TheSquirrel oh so you're one of those ignorant types. Wonder how all those people that go wilderness camping cope with the bears, moose and cougars roaming around! They don't act like fools and provoke the animals and if you do get attacked it's either because of 3 things. Protecting young Lack of resource (which is still rare) In mating season.

[@illuminaticonfirmed1389]

@@Earl_TheSquirrel do you also think this about spiders lmao

[@lilac8329]

I love how the two honey badgers just escaped together instead of mated in the enclosure, it's honestly adorable to me

[@kenysulivan95]

-Female honey badger : wanna make pups? -The basterd : nah fuck that! Lets get outa here!!

[@markeberle3984]

I actually saw that documentary he referenced. They only escaped after smashing. Everyday. Every man's dream girl.

[@mugenokami2201]

@@markeberle3984 so he was using post nut clarity to make escape plans?

[@hafirenggayuda]

Dude live a great life

[@TheCrimsonIdol987]

@@mugenokami2201 My man living the dream!

[@GeorgeTsiros]

11:45 well, think about it. The rabbit you have already been hunting has already spent _some_ energy, but so have _you_ . The rabbit that was close to you was _idle_ and resting. It would be completely dumb to switch targets mid-mission.

[@theatom1632]

Honey badgers are literally the definition of waking up and choosing violence in my opinion

[@Mortablunt]

Peace was never an option.

[@calvinatorx1541]

@@Mortablunt yep I agree

[@gimmeyourrights8292]

And they gang up too, if one is in danger they call the squad.

[@Badger1776]

@@gimmeyourrights8292 ahem. Negative.

[@indiepunkftw]

agreed

[@tha2793]

A wolverine killing a polar bear has got to be the most impressive thing I've heard in a while.

[@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Itto]

Look at one. It doesn't surprise me at all, they're Hellions. They're very, very well equipped, nothing for them to make a snack out of White tail deer or hell even an Elk.

[@ImDonner]

@@LoneWolf_Cub_Ogami_Ittob-but have you seen the polar bear?

[@tha2793]

@@selfimprovement5873 don't be stupid.

[@idkwtcm984]

@@selfimprovement5873 you want to be the one to try throwing hands with the Caucasian bear?

[@ariessun7273]

Yeah honey Badgers are pretty much mini wolverines in my eyes.

[@purple_menace6604]

I have to say I like that you went into extra detail about the mustelids. People are surprised by the Honey Badger but the whole family has a severe lack of chill.

[@Trenchcoat3]

Natures murder hobo

[@zeketerva]

I had to go on a google panic search because of the reference to Stoffel in the past tense omg, you terrified me for a second. The relief I felt when I saw an update that he's okay as of April 24 this year....

[@SaintofFables]

I firmly believe that honey badgers have a hive mind that lets every single one know every single time they’ve been disrespected in even the slightest way since they first showed up on the earth thus fueling them with rage gathered over an untold amount of generations.

[@jackdamascus4506]

“Jesus! What’s you’re problem with me!?” “YOUR GREAT-GREAT-GREAT GRANDUNCLE BIT MY NEPHEWS COUSINS UNCLES ROOMMATE, HE WAS A FUCKING HONEY BADGER AS WELL”

[@cat_playz5959]

oML

[@conradsmight2220]

@@jackdamascus4506 they're favorite line is family

[@powerofanime1]

Vin Diesel is Honey Badger confirmed?

[@theblade1235]

Of course, the book of grudges

[@blackrottweiler8885]

Man said "wild dogs are efficient at cancelling life subscriptions". That had me cracking up.

[@proudlysouthafrican4368]

Lmao me too

[@rickymcquirter8183]

Lmao that was 🔥

[@catherinedonnelly1025]

He did say a lot of things that had me laughing

[@leow5632]

They have the highest kill rate of all animals at 84%

[@jpm5772]

new here?

[@SpyralHax]

I don't know if it's something you'd ever considered, but with your presentation style I would love to listen to just about anything educational from you my man. Science, politics, history, whatever. Great content as always.

[@acedaniels580]

Please not politics

[@LooneyNuke]

I wanna hear him talk about games

[@poweroftruth9258]

The Bible says in John 3:16-36 that whoever believes in the Lord Jesus Christ shall not perish but have everlasting life, the Bible also says in Romans 10:9 that those who declare with their mouth that Jesus Christ is their God, Lord, and Savior they shall be saved. Revelation 1:8 says that Jesus is the alpha and the omega. Luke and revelation is the ending times, and Jesus is returning back. So are you going to submit your life to him or no? Narrow is the path that leads to the gates of heaven, but only few people find it. The gates that is the path to destruction is where many people find it! Jesus loves you SO MUCH! That he died on the cross, and was resurrected from the dead 3 days later to give us eternal life.

[@matematicarka]

yesss people need more education on politics

[@LooneyNuke]

@Sleepycreepy fair point. I just thought he could have a second channel where he would talk about game character creature facts in the way he talks about animals, like certain Pokémon or Minecraft mobs

[@tietosanakirja]

Glad you acknowledged wolverines. Whenever I see people describing honey badgers, I think of wolverines, since I'm much more familiar with them. I once got spooked in a forest at night. I heard a nasty growl, low to the ground, right in front of me. It wasn't a wolf or any of the usual suspects. Since it was dark, I couldn't see it either and I didn't have a light on hand. There were only two creatures I figured could make the sound: a raccoon dog or a wolverine. If it was the former, I'd have driven it a way, but I didn't dare risk play chicken, if it turned out to be a wolverine, so I noped out. I never found out exacly what it was. Raccoon dogs are another weird creature I don't hear much about on the internet.

[@TheReapersgaze]

The reason a stoat will continue pursuing it's original target, even running past a still target, is because they've already started exhausting the original target. It's good strategy to stay on target instead of switching to something with fresh stamina.

[@matrxzeno4761]

Actual 5Head strategy

[@RacingCar7483]

Big brain, despite the size

[@wayando]

Hyenas don't know this and it shows

[@jwdathefax377]

I’ve seen lions do this and they don’t always even catch their original targets.

[@TheReapersgaze]

@@jwdathefax377 Evolution only cares about the strategy that works more often than the other strategies.

[@FortWoodlockMedia]

Honey Badgers are the living embodiment of the meme; "Peace was never an option."

[@gbdornls]

"Violence is never the answer, Violence is the question and the answer is always yes" - Honey Badger

[@revgfr1]

​@@gbdornls good one

[@kestrelflame9258]

Yes.

[@Deontjie]

Baby cheetahs looks like adult honey badgers for protection.

[@Wavemaninawe]

* peace was never a concept

[@josephschultz3301]

Ah, yes, the honey badger. One of the only animals alive who's personality and overall demeanor can best be described as a permanent case of Jack Nicholson's _"Here's Johnny!"_ moment from The Shining.

[@thatguybrody4819]

Honey badgers have doom guy syndrome

[@josephschultz3301]

@AB Honey Badger: *[Just walks into the room smiling like a complete psychopath and holding an axe]* "Wendy, I'm home."

[@hellacoorinna9995]

Ratel gee nie 'n fok om nie

[@Bobbb-f3i]

I used to hunt with ferrets when I was a kid, they're the same but smaller. I've seen ferrets attack dogs that are like 20 times their size. All the mustelidae are the same

[@GallowayJesse]

Best comment I read today

[@Tuskor130]

That might have been one of the smoothest transitions to a sponsor segment that I've ever seen

[@ShwappaJ]

There is only one thing scarier than a honey badger A FRIENDLY honey badger, cuz you know for damn sure it's got something wrong with them.

[@thejonbrownshow8470]

Like in the very beginning of the video 😂

[@slevinchannel7589]

@@thejonbrownshow8470 Know Tier Zoo? He also talks about Animals with much humor, but also knowledge.

[@thejonbrownshow8470]

@@slevinchannel7589 interesting, I'll keep him in mind as well

[@nataliawashington872]

@@slevinchannel7589 he does it just like Casual Geographic too??

[@slevinchannel7589]

@@nataliawashington872 No one ever is as casual as Casual Geographic, haha. But yeah, theres (hard to believe, i know) EVEN BETTER KZbinrs out there. You just need to find them.

[@marche800]

Hey the Stotes got it right. "those who chase two rabbits, get neither", focusing on tiring out the one rabbit is way more productive than switching targets only to have to start the process all over again.

[@thomasallen9974]

That tactic of forcing prey to tire out is scary because that was the method the most successful predator ever used: us.

[@NamuhYT]

@@thomasallen9974 yeah but that’s also because humans are one of the best endurance runners since we can sweat during our long distance runs

[@St33lStrife]

Notice how even the other rabbits know this and just don't react to the fact one of their brethren is running for their life

[@MurdersMachine]

@@NamuhYT A myth based off of a "documentary" that made it seem like they pursued on foot, but they actually hopped in a truck. Anyone who's ever worked with horses knows full well that humans can't beat them in any kind of race, regardless of the duration. And you've never done any long distance runs. You're fat.

[@bogustoast22none25]

@@MurdersMachine As far as I understand it, their pursuit hunting method was used on carnivores rather than herbivores, cause humans could feed off the vegetation as they hunted, but carnivores would scare away prey as they fled from humans, therefore not be able to eat themselves while humans kept refueling themselves as often as possible. This is a realistic scenario. While not the fastest, endurance hunting is a plausible thing, provided everyone understands the context.

[@enigmaodell6806]

Stoffel is a legend, allowing himself to get captured just for the challenge of escaping.

[@flatebo1]

So, he's Steve McQueen as The Cooler King.

[@ivanwilliams7413]

Is that the dude from the beginning?

[@lhkraut]

Why has this channel only now shown itself on my feed? This is one of the best channels I have seen, and the best video on the Honey Badger! I am 61 years old and disabled. Thank you for giving me something that is not only entertaining, but educational as well! Hey KZbin, you need to adjust your algorithm so everyone gets to see the Casual Geographic channel. He deserves a lot more that 3.55 million subscribers! Thank you young man for all of the hard work that you put into this video. I look forward to watching a lot more of your work!

[@JamesHock]

"Otters have the lowest morality but the highest intelligence" There's a pattern here

[@zsu-23-4shilka2]

Any animal with high intelligence (besides elephants, of course) usually has a huge morality deficit, especially dolphins & humans.

[@Loganbub]

@@zsu-23-4shilka2 idk male Elephants will will go in killing rampages during mating season particularly towards Rhinos

[@ivantheterrible7696]

@@Loganbub to be fair, elephants in musth are roid rage incarnate

[@shaeby8123]

Y'all realize that humans are the only creatures (besides blue whales weirdly, but they do some heinous shit to) who have morals or display purely altruistic behavior. So were actually the nicest animals with the highest morality because there is no competition.

[@colinstapleton7795]

@@shaeby8123 Wrong. I'm not sure if that's more arrogant or ignorant but anybody who has eyes can see what we are doing to the world and wild animals. There's nothing altruistic about how many species we have driven to extinction.

[@nVSGES]

"The Honey Badger is the only thing alive that can make a bowl cut intimidating." 🤣 You are by far 1 of the most uniquely, clever, informative individuals. Keep doing what you do, how you do. Respect

[@glenn6583]

Yes young man, you are doing pretty well. Keep up the good work!😊

[@tindikukka]

He lies in this video all the time. One example is that nonsense story about wolverine and polar bear, which is fictional. Also that honey badger Stoffel. It went to lions enclosure and male lion attacked it managed to scratch it's nose and flee. It did go there again, this time lion was angry and mauled it badly. Stoffel would have died, but medical care saved it. But it took long time to recover. After that people made sure, that no access to lions enclosure, because they didn't want Stoffel to get killed. But it didn't try to go in again.

[@pedrovargas2181]

@@tindikukka "Never let the facts get in the way of a good story." Heard somewhere.

[@tindikukka]

@@pedrovargas2181 I know, that many joke. But some people actually are afraid of animals like honey badgers and wolverines because all the nonsense. Kind of sad, because some people who have guns shoot the things they are afraid of. Using a bit time to learn makes forests less scary place. Even though big carnivores like bears, cougars, lions and leopards need to be respected in different way.

[@pedrovargas2181]

@@tindikukka Yes. Lead with lead.

[@BigTuk]

It broke into the farmer;'s house. The concept of a good, restful night's sleep has been forever lost to the Farmer. Why? Because a honey badger very calmly informed him that: 1. It knows where he lives. 2. It knows when and where he sleeps. 3. It will always find a way in. 4. It will aim for the testicles. Nature. There's a reason humans tech rushed to gunpowder and napalm.

[@christopherholmes7324]

Wow!

[@maximaldinotrap]

The farmer was Stoffel's handler if I recall.

[@villekuronen6242]

@@maximaldinotrap yes it was that breaking in was just show of power

[@ferox965]

The weasel family are the badasses of the animal kingdom. If short tailed weasels were the size of dogs and weighed about 60 pounds, nothing would survive. And I'm going to challenge about Mustelidae-they are insanely smart. I owned ferrets from 1986 to 2018.

[@terrbear6389]

Someone get this man a Netflix documentary or put him on Planet Earth

[@Mortablunt]

This guy working with David Attenborough would just be perfect.

[@VallornDeathblade]

Having owned Ferrets, I can confirm that they seesaw wildly between "awwww, cuddly fluffy snake" to "OH GOD IT JUST BIT THROUGH MY THUMBNAIL AND WON'T LET GO!" They're great pets but the ladies are almost exclusively tubes of turbo anger and spite wrapped in fluff. They're also escape artists who will confound you as to how they got out of their enclosure for the 30th time.

[@vietnowsoldo]

And ferrets are the most tamed and friendliest in mustelidae family. Bloodthirsty should be in their name. Stoat Bloodthirsty, Wolverine Bloodthirsty, Fisher Bloodthirsty.

[@d3rtybasst3d7]

tubes of turbo anger and spite wrapped in fluff I know absolutely nothing about ferrets other than they look absolutely adorable but this is by far the most useful description I've ever heard. Thank you 😂 🤓👽😇

[@VallornDeathblade]

@@d3rtybasst3d7 They can be great pets, the males are a lot more gentle. But I have never met a female ferret who didn't have a mean streak.

[@bluevioletandlilac]

I just saw some at the pet shop today and they were incredibly adorable, but the, uh, contents of the litter box kinda turned me off. This comment makes me think it's maybe for the best.

[@VallornDeathblade]

@@bluevioletandlilac They are adorable, and quite clever. But yes, they can be messy and do require you to keep their enclosure clean. An outdoor run where you can hose it out regularly helps a lot.

[@metrozeegle4985]

Lions, hyenas and wild dogs: Hunt in pack to maximize their chances at catching a prey. Leopards and panthers: Hide and wait for the right moment to jump on their preys. Honey badgers: BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD !!!

[@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681]

Honey badgers toss their leftovers to Khorne and make Gork their b***h.

[@vitaliitomas8121]

SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!

[@themaddoctor5304]

CHAOS SHALL CONSUME YOU!

[@lukedeakin7124]

I FEEL THE WARP OVERTAKING ME!

[@ribbitgoesthedoglastnamehe4681]

@@lukedeakin7124 It is a GOOD pain!

[@צמחישראלמרום]

this ad transition was the smoothest thing I have ever watched.

[@Mr._Nobadi_M._Portent]

"Crackhead courage" Man's a wordsmith

[@greenmika2889]

😂😂😂

[@justinmagee2203]

Nah hes just a witness, called the hood.

[@kylesnuffleupagus8591]

Yo, he said" felony ferret🤣"

[@Matty80822]

@@kylesnuffleupagus8591 i believe this is also a hood phrase lmao

[@theworldoverheaven3555]

They're Michael Reeves spirit animal 😂😂

[@Arnell_Mediocrity_Long]

This channel is some of the most fun I've ever had learning about Wildlife. 💯

[@dustinfirkins5736]

Love this channel, nature deserves its props, and the delivery is perfect.

[@tedstaboy6319]

This man actually makes me interested in zoology

[@Arnell_Mediocrity_Long]

I agree, this channel is some of the most fun I've ever had learning about Wildlife. 💯

[@komorebi3555]

this man could talk about water or sumthin and somehow make it interesting.

[@mechpilot7]

Any time I could use inspiration.. I play this video. To remind me that even though life itself can get very difficult for you. With the mindset like the honey badger … you can be very difficult for life itself 😊

[@dimetrodon2250]

There was one time Stoffle the honey badger escaped using a metal shove that was sitting out in his enclosure. The metal was searing hot from the African sun so he pulled it into the water in his enclosure to cool it down before propping it up and using it to escape

[@Drekromancer]

That's incredible! Thanks for sharing.

[@davethebrahman9870]

Kind of reminds me of Australian sappers.

[@kli9005]

Here is the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mWSZhoGJpK-YpKs

[@Sin.city.]

"Top percentile of animal intelligence" "Immediately tried to get back into the lion enclosure to settle the score"

[@DarthSidian]

He knew what he was getting back into. He just didn't give a fuck.

[@reapordeath]

Shit man people do this too and we are leagues and bounds more intelligent than even the smartest animal. Get put in the hospital? Some might avoid further confrontation... But some, myself included, will come back for blood.

[@dragonlex4]

Being smart and not giving enough sht about life are 2 different things.

[@pedroc.b.3874]

If Stoffel could speak, I'm willing to bet he was screaming "Vendetta! Vendetta!" as he was walking back into the lion enclosure.

[@apachaiking2363]

Stoffel was intelligently thinking all the possible ways to get sweet, delicious revenge 😈☠

[@pogostix6097]

Man I love Stoffel... when they took all the rocks out of his enclosure he waited for it to rain and piled up the mud. What were they gonna do, take away all the dirt?

[@Words-of-encouragement.-.]

That is an animal that is smarter than MANY people lmao

[@Sir.rattusrattus]

And he now has a son

[@ratticusthewinion]

@@Sir.rattusrattus Stoffel: PREPARE FOR TROUBLE Stoffel's son: MAKE IT DOUBLE!

[@numpty94]

Stoffel was my fav part, i want a stoffel

[@pascalrenaud4898]

They took away the dirt too... that was when he used the broom.....

[@rjohnson2813]

Always come back for a rewatch on this one.

[@beastmaster0934]

The fact that Stoffel is escaping for shits ‘n’ gigs makes me laugh. Also the fact that after being mauled by a lion he tried to pick a fight with. The first thing he did after recovery was try and fight the same lion again.

[@obsidironpumicia4074]

I like to think he broke into the handler's house and bedroom just to get some TLC before the rematch.

[@melissazietz1241]

They should withhold the lion's food for a few days and put Stoffel in with him then. See how that turns out.

[@bdp8102]

@@melissazietz1241 the only difference would be that the lion would die hungry

[@melissazietz1241]

@@bdp8102Yes for sure, because honey badgers kill lions every day. It's not as if lions are one of their predators or anything. 🙄

[@bdp8102]

@@melissazietz1241 you're a lot of fun 🙂

[@gaysonorthotdaughta]

this is the only person that i could sit through a 6 hour presentation listening to without complaining or being bored at all. even if he was talking about how paint dries.

[@AK-jt7kh]

It can get a little boring when you binge watch and he repeats the exact same clip in several videos

[@AnxnsiTheSpider]

He could even make something like that interesting

[@amegaxi]

“If Orcas are homicidal sea Oreos, then Honey Badgers are double-stuffed with audacity”, Shakespeare was never this eloquent

[@monkeycat48]

Since your talking about Shakespeare the lion king that is based off of Shakespeare’s work. Got it wrong about honey badgers again this isn’t the first time they’ve ever gotten an animal wrong.

[@Afrimusican]

Right?! Lol

[@MoeJae86]

Homicidal Sea Oreos 🤣😂 I’ll never look at a Orca the same again. 🤣😭

[@Cybertooth09]

Honey Badger: No! Violence is never the answer! People: Aw so sweet! Honey Badger: It’s the solution

[@pointyorb]

"Violence is not the answer" "It's a question, and the answer is yes." -Max0r, 2022

[@jonathaneby9485]

Honey Badgers are one of the few animals I think will actually evolve to be immune to bullets.

[@asdfghuiopqwertyjklmnbvcxz]

yeah especially the gun honey badger

[@Cpt.Str4ng3]

Honey Badgers most of the time when facing, well, anything; URAH!

[@FBugle]

Honey badgers are afraid of lions and leopards though, so whole headline is nonsense.

[@theleetworldbest]

Probably quicker than that 4chan guy who hospitalized himself with a 9mm after shooting bunch of .22s into himself

[@hindae085]

A few hundred years from now, your descendent defends themselves from a Honey Badger with a gun. Only for the Honey Badger to spit the round out and proceed to game end them. It's at this point we knew we were done.

[@errortryagainlater4240]

"All they did was introduce the Bonnie to his Clyde" that's absolutely brilliant, I love this criminal honey badger couple 😂💀

[@Deadsnake989]

Stoffel's full story is utterly hilarious. I watched a 50 minute documentary section on him a couple years ago.

[@canwetalk9992]

“crackhead-like confidence” 🤣🤣🤣

[@pedroc.b.3874]

Stoffel now has a son named Stompy.

[@trainerandrea6441]

@@pedroc.b.3874 "Alright Son, let your old man show ya how it's done!"

[@Aflay1]

Felony ferrets aren't just hormonal ragaholics. They genuinely enjoy being everyone's problem, even when they are taken care of. Remarkable.

[@danoklex8646]

I still want one as a pet tho

[@Secretstuff1]

As a Gemini, enjoying "being everyone's problem even when they're taken care of" is just another day of the week.

[@Aflay1]

@@Secretstuff1 Spoken like a true Gemini lmao

[@JohnGaltShadow]

@@Secretstuff1 That’s just being a butthole with a bullshit astral excuse.

[@avi0005]

@@JohnGaltShadow careful, these zodiac hoes will justify murder and psycho behavior just because a planet got out of line. “Sorry I killed your grandmother in cold blood but I’m a Scorpio moon uwu”

[@mikelangford7763]

Man, this cat has a great delivery,, very smooth and definitely funny,, right on young man,,

[@Hangman-yq5uh]

A "Honey badger vasectomy" is the single most terrifying threat I have ever heard.

[@animegamesssss3565]

And a hyienna(spell check) vasectomy. Those mfkas chase you for 15 miles,don't get tired, and have the bite force from hell

[@Hangman-yq5uh]

@@animegamesssss3565 Mhmm, definitely one of the worst ways to lose mini me. Spell check = Hyena.

[@nivekakninblarg8076]

@DripTrollKing Yes.

[@thomasthedankengine400]

Guy: **tries holding the honey badger** Honey badger: peace was never an option

[@jackadams3878]

if you tame a honey badger, the rest of the world should immediately surrender to your rule

[@thomasthedankengine400]

@@jackadams3878 true

[@Giganfan2k1]

RIP that guy's face.

[@quewp1]

But did he die? No seriously. Did he die?

[@jareddelgado5602]

@@quewp1 Hopefully not. Even if he did, he probably had to go to medical care for a while; that really had to hurt.

[@benjaminh.morgan3193]

As a testament to your smoothness (or just my incompetence), it legitimately took me about 2/3 through the ant game ad before I consciously realized you had segued into an ad. I was just like, “Oh cool, ants, and this game must be a pretty good illustration of ant colonies judging by how he’s talking about it.”

[@pedroc.b.3874]

He knows how to blend the ad in the video seamlessly.

[@akale2620]

He that smooth

[@CrumbsLamond]

Genuinely... what? I actually thought he just went off on a random ant tangent for 5 minutes and even though I noticed gameplay video, I didn't consider it was an ad lol

[@VainerCactus0]

Same.

[@robertrocheville7769]

And that's how the pants come off.

[@JohnDoe-bo5yk]

Im glad i was born in a time when i could hear your descriptions of this crazy world 😂

[@damotoneko1500]

"The honeybadger is the only thing alive that could make a bowlcut intimidating" This guy. He's too good with these lines 🤣

[@pedroc.b.3874]

Eight Gates Might Guy would disagree, but...

[@TheRedarm75]

thats why we subscribe to him :)

[@RyukoKiryuin510]

@@pedroc.b.3874 8gates guy looks more like akuma or asura xD

[@alexanderenrique3058]

Not even Hans Huttig compare to the viciousness of these gamers.

[@weichmtazus4434]

Time stamp please

[@LDFHollister]

I just lost it over “borderline crackhead courage” 😂😂😂 Your dry delivery makes the jokes even funnier. Just found you, love channel. Thanks for the laughs!

[@ArgentLeftovers]

His TikTok is just the thing for quick viewing as well.

[@wadeboggs5163]

Rapid fire entertainment. " A lion who had put a couple Kenyans on a teeshirt"

[@theblocksays]

And he didn't even need to use a pic of The Weasel from Suicide Squad, which looked like it actually was on crack.

[@meljXD2]

Playing the straight man to the ridiculousness that is nature is entertaining, nature is just that funny

[@mztweety1374]

This guy is the Stephen King of animal fact experts. I’m afraid of everything now.

[@pedroc.b.3874]

At least orcas won't eat you.

[@NBthreat]

Same

[@Rainydayreal_estate]

Red Panda not that bad

[@pissgod6169]

No U just thought an over sized cat was the king of the jungle

[@J.A.huscher]

@@Rainydayreal_estate no red panda s are viscous mad little bastards which makes sense bc they redheads /j

[@theresebortzfield188]

Love your channel. Well researched and nice delivery

[@mayteexxis]

it's hilarious watching these honey badgers fight big predators, and win. also, "made a leopard cosplay a cheetah" had me wheezing.

[@hunterphilpot5731]

As someone from the state of Alaska, who has encountered Wolverines on several occasions, I can confirm that they are anger incarnate. Raw, unbridled fury given form. With very, very soft belly fur.

[@-sussusamogus-7013]

How do you know that last one

[@mokushmasmo6009]

Gtfo here old western book writer

[@DecayedProtogen]

@@mokushmasmo6009 No

[@mrszmatan2727]

@@-sussusamogus-7013 my bet is that he had rare chance to touch the pelt, of course it's rare because it means someone killed this beast

[@mystic95]

@@mrszmatan2727 Maybe he made friends with one.

[@shannonmcstormy5021]

I grew up in the Midwest and we did a lot of camping growing up, both with family and then later with just friends. We didn't worry about wolves or even bears (though baby bears are another matter for obvious reasons). We worried about Wolverines and Badgers. Most wild animals want to get away from humans ASAP, even if the humans accidentally stumble upon them. Accidentally stumble upon a wolverine and you are now on a milk carton. At the very least, the camping trip is done. You will now spend the next several hours in the ER waiting room while they stitch up your friend (and the friend's parents deadeye you as if you attacked their child). Oh, and any clothes or equipment that 'got sprayed' is now garbage, impossible to clean.

[@leegalen8383]

Yep, wolverines are not something to mess around with!

[@Sombra1418]

This is extremely detailed...is your friend ok?

[@Orcinus1967]

I had no idea.

[@shannonmcstormy5021]

@@Sombra1418 lol. Yeah, he was ok and had a good story to go along with a 8" scar on his calf. Good times.

[@flamingscar5263]

Yea it's crazy Most animals have relized we are at the top of the food chain, they don't understand how we shoot a projectile at hundreds of miles an hour out of what looks like a metal stick, they just know we can and that if we do it's lethal Badgers and wolverines know this just as well, they just don't give af

[@merrylderrickson3147]

6:46 oh nothing, just a water buffalo catching some zzzs under a starry african sky being ripped awake by the 1000lb force of a hyena's jaws tearing off his manhood.

[@eddiepearson3600]

The hunny badger is the only thing alive that can make a bowl cut intimidating. I felt that 😂

[@tristanbaldauf3770]

and Paddy Pimblet

[@Notoriouscj1]

Anton chigurd

[@supercharliegalaxy]

Moe Howard

[@ColorFun4Me]

"Only to cos play as a cheetah when the momma badger inserted herself into the conversation." One of many gems delivered. Educational and fun.

[@annoloki]

Moving the crate to stand on it - yeah, that's actually extremely impressive. That's not just tool use, but highly self aware, environment altering tool use. Yeah, that's not at all common.

[@alastorcorvus]

Corvids run circles around them in that regard, mustelids are still amazingly smart, tho.

[@alexisgrunden1556]

That particular honeybadger was Stompy, son of the infamous Stoffle. He's the honeybadger that famously broke out of his own enclosure, broke INTO the lion enclosure TWICE until the cats had had enough and put him into the ICU, then the caretaker eventually had to invent Badger Alcatraz to make sure Stoffle didn't try to come back to the lion enclosure for Round 3. Stompy has been of incalculable aid to the scientific community's testing efforts to measure animal intelligence...by completely nuking the grade curve~

[@stephenflint3640]

@@alexisgrunden1556 I can only imagine the absolute anus clenching terror that follows the words "Stompy is loose. Repeat: Stompy is loose."

[@fromryuk7785]

@@alexisgrunden1556 it is insane how smart some animals can be. Just yesterday i saw a video of a dog that swept up its own crap with a special shovel and holder, no joke.

[@IIISWILIII]

Smarter than many humans