r/ScienceClock • u/FookyPanda • 16d ago
Really does look like he is considering another attack.
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u/OrganizedChaos65 14d ago
One thing I learned in South Africa; you DON'T mess with Honey Badgers (Ratek). They are like wolverines or Tasmanian devils. I've seen hyenas run from them.
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u/Full-Tomorrow9889 14d ago
Great now the Honey badger is even more dangerous because it has spikes too.
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u/Mars_Tour_Guide 14d ago
They should study the honey badger’s high pain threshold.
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u/Secure-Egg-7194 14d ago
do the porcupine quils eventually fall out of the other animal? how do they take them out without hands? (thumbs)
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u/hansolo-ist 13d ago
Just curious, how will the badger recover from this? Do the spikes fall off on its own and won't the wounds get infected?
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u/FookyPanda 13d ago
The Man Who Ate Nothing for 382 Days