Honey Badger Physical description
A honey badger's teeth can be very different. Some teeth can be very small, at unusual angles, or even missing. Honey badgers of the subspecies 'signata' have a second lowar molar on the left side of their jaw, but not the right. Although it mostly chews soft food, the honey badger's cheek teeth are often very worn. The canine teeth are very short for carnivores. The tongue has sharp, backward-pointing papillae which help it in processing tough foods.