What is a honey badgers greatest asset or quality

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The honey badger’s greatest asset as its aggressive disposition. According to the author, “The honey badgeries fearless and a tireless fighter.”Even though these mammals are smaller than a beagle, they have been known to “chase away lions and take their kills.” The honey badger has rightfully earned its “tough guy” reputation. The animal world has learned to respect the fierce honey badger, and human

rjkz [21]3 years ago

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It has very thick fur or hide so it cant be stung by bees's, except for its nose. Also its very resistant to Poison from snakes and scorpions. That would be my answer out of these 2

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