what is a honey badgers diet
Honey badgers are generalist carnivores with an extremely wide diet. More than sixty species of prey were recorded from the southern Kalahari alone. Badgers eat a host of smaller food items like insect larvae, beetles, scorpions, lizards, rodents and birds. They will catch the larger reptiles like leguaans, crocodiles (1 meter) and pythons (3meters) and include the highly venomous adders, cobras and black mamba in their summer menu.
Honey badger moves in a jog-trot manner, just like horse. Honey badger is an omnivore (eats plant-and meat-based diet). It consumes honey, honey bee larvae, berries, roots, scorpions, snakes, eggs, tortoises, birds and mammals. Honey tracker is a bird that guides honey badger to the beehive.