The honey badger is a mammal of the weasel family, distributed mainly in Africa, Southwest Asia, and the Indian subcontinent.
It is a carnivore that is rarely hunted in the wild due to its thick skin that is quite ferocious. The honey badger’s food is quite diverse such as snakes, turtles, porcupines… Possessing sharp teeth and long claws, it is not difficult for honey badgers to pry the thick shell of the ill-fated little turtle.

Unexpectedly, the honey badger despite all biting the tortoise shell, in the end, the poor turtle could not escape the fate of serving as food for the honey badger.
Thanks to the strong shell, the turtle is rarely eaten by other animals, but still cannot escape the perseverance and ingenuity of the honey badger.

Although it is a rather slow animal, thanks to its strong shell, turtles are rarely eaten by other animals. When attacked by an opponent, they often hide in their shells to defend themselves.

However, when encountering the persistent and clever honey badger, the ill-fated turtle died and was eaten by a predator after a while of struggling.