Nature is more brutal than most gory horror film.   LOL at the tourists who picked the Honey Badger's side......that's like picking the Goliath over David ?

 

Normally I wouldn't feel bad for a snake, but that's a tough way to go.  

 

If I'm getting taken out by nature, it better be by a magnificent big Cat.......I'm not letting a Jackal or Honey Badger get me lol.

Crazy. I tried to talk my wife into getting a Honey Badger as a pet but I got the side eye look. She said let's just get another dog, so I got a Dachshund, the dog bred to hunt badgers. 

2 hours ago, AlabamaSpothunter said:

Nature is more brutal than most gory horror film.   LOL at the tourists who picked the Honey Badger's side......that's like picking the Goliath over David ?

 

Normally I wouldn't feel bad for a snake, but that's a tough way to go.  

 

If I'm getting taken out by nature, it better be by a magnificent big Cat.......I'm not letting a Jackal or Honey Badger get me lol.

It’ll be a whitetail, they lead the list 

That badger was sick! It technically delivered the death blow.  After taking a mere 15 second breather after getting out of the snakes grip.    If I had to call it the Jackle was the distraction the badger needed. 

Nature is tough and unforgiving. The will to survive is amazing. My dog was feral for three years. He learned to fight for his life.  He needed x rays on his chest. The vet gave him trazadone and I forget what else. We did this one hour before the appointment. It didn’t touch him. They came out and said we need to inject him with anesthesia. They did that the vet comes back with him. He was walking head low then collapsed on the floor when he saw my wife and I. The vet said that she never saw a dog walk after giving that. They gave him the reversal and he slowly came out of it.