By jlynch on May 12, 2008. Ratel, Mellivora capensis Schreber 1776 Tags Carnivores Monday Mustelid Log in to post comments More like this Is that a wolverine? Log in to post comments No John, it's a honey badger. This is a wolverine. The former is African, the latter American. Different genus as well. Log in to post comments Wolverines and honey badgers do share something in common, besides any physical characteristics. Attitude. It shows in the picture. They both have a superiority complex that makes them determined fighters and cunning opponents. Both animals have inspired legendary tales of ferocity tinged with evil. Log in to post comments
No John, it's a honey badger. This is a wolverine. The former is African, the latter American. Different genus as well. Log in to post comments
Wolverines and honey badgers do share something in common, besides any physical characteristics. Attitude. It shows in the picture. They both have a superiority complex that makes them determined fighters and cunning opponents. Both animals have inspired legendary tales of ferocity tinged with evil. Log in to post comments
Is that a wolverine?
No John, it's a honey badger. This is a wolverine. The former is African, the latter American. Different genus as well.
Wolverines and honey badgers do share something in common, besides any physical characteristics. Attitude. It shows in the picture.
They both have a superiority complex that makes them determined fighters and cunning opponents.
Both animals have inspired legendary tales of ferocity tinged with evil.