Honey Badger By Ivan Espinoza

Animal Group A Honey Badger is a Mammal It gives birth to its young

Habitat Honey badgers live in Africa

Food A honey badger eats scorpions, spiders, insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, rodents, hares, porcupines, venomous snakes and other animal’s food

Adaptations A honey badger has sharp claws, camouflage, and is immune to animal bites.

Babies A honey badger has one or two babies at a time It is called a cub

Interesting facts Honey badgers are immune to snake bites They are the most fearless animal in the world The largest male usually weighs less than 30 pounds They are members of the weasel family They have powerful jaws and razor sharp teeth The honey bird follows the honey badger so they hunt anything