Can a honey badger be harmed by other poisonous animal?

Now, the woodrat is no honey badger, the snake-defying creature crowned by the internet as the namesake of casual badassery. Woodrats weigh less than a pound, ... But there is a whole other class of creatures that does not cower before the venomous villains of the wild. These are the venom-immune. read more

Danielle Drabeck, a University of Minnesota grad student, wanted to study this question on a molecular level, but she ran into a problem: Honey badgers aren't found in Minnesota or even the Western Hemisphere, but only in Africa, the Middle East, and India. read more

Honey badger would easily take out a wolverine– honey badger is smarter and more creative. The stories from the caretakers of these animals are legendary on how honey badgers can escape enclosures or pretty much take apart anything. read more

) it takes on one of the deadliest snakes on earth, the puff adder. read more

Its venom melts human flesh. No matter: The honey badger attacks and gets bitten in the process of putting the snake out of commission. The bite causes a little badger coma, but in a couple hours it wakes up and resumes the snake feast. The bite that would melt human flesh could do nothing against honey badger skin. read more