The level of danger of the animals may be completely out of proportion to their size.

In nature, not every animal that is large in size, or has a larger number, is sure to win. On the contrary, even small animals can surprise you.

The proof is in the video below, when a honey badger unilaterally defended against an attack from 3 leopards, and even caused the enemy to flee.

Meticulously shot in Kruger National Reserve (South Africa), the video opens with a honey badger being overpowered by three young leopards: One grabs his head, and the other tries to tear it off. ripped off its back body.

However, the honey badger does not “lay down and endure the battle”. It rolled many times, trying to escape the control of the leopard, and at the same time used its short but sturdy legs to defend against hunters despite being at a disadvantage.

In a brief opening, the leopard let go of its prey, and this set a turning point for the fight. Surprisingly, the honey badger did not run away like most other hunted people.

On the contrary, as soon as it gains control, it suddenly becomes extremely aggressive and reckless. The animal opened its mouth full of teeth, and then rushed forward as if to “eat up” the enemy.

The advantage of the opponent made the three leopards falter. From the initiative, they had completely lost their morale, when they had to constantly dodge the retaliatory attacks of the honey badger.

After struggling for a while, they seemed to realize that they could not fight this “crazy guy” in both strength and will, so they decided to give up. At this time, the new honey badger calmly left before the surprise of the three hunters.