If the honey badger doesn't give a fuck about venom and specializes in eating snakes, I can't see the mamba beating it.
I do however doubt that it could deal with a python.
I do however doubt that it could deal with a python.
Realistically speaking, while the Honey Badger is tough, has some snake immunity, and even some ability to "revive" from near death venomation, it CAN be killed by the venom of snakes, and even of much lesser snakes than the Black Mamba.If the honey badger doesn't give a fuck about venom and specializes in eating snakes, I can't see the mamba beating it.
I do however doubt that it could deal with a python.
Not all genus of Armadillos do this, but yes that's true in some cases.Armadillos always give birth to identical quadruplets. So always exactly four babies and all the same gender.
I'm not quite sure which one you're referring to since there's too many to keep up with by name now-a-days, but maybe you can find some enjoyment in one of the ones I enjoyed:There was a really cool documentary (really well done) about honey pot ants living near a ranch in Texas on Youtube... can't find it any more :(
That stingray is really cool. I've known there were freshwater rays from my aquarium hobby, as they are highly prized collected pets by many European hobbyists (especially in the UK) but I had no idea there was a species that grew so huge!
BTW Steve Irwin died in Australia, so... yeah, no there.
Of course it has to be Australia, the place where even snails can fuck you up(geographer cone)BTW Steve Irwin died in Australia, so... yeah, no there.
Double posting is cool in this thread-- we keeping it casual.I'm not quite sure which one you're referring to since there's too many to keep up with by name now-a-days, but maybe you can find some enjoyment in one of the ones I enjoyed:
(I'm also unsure just how I'm supposed to share animals since I don't want to double-post or anything unless that's allowed in this instance)
(Sorry for replying so late, but...)Not all things in nature are actually advantageous.
Stalk-eye fly males have stalk eyes that are getting longer, and longer with each generation-- but actually, the males' eyes are ALREADY so long that it interferes with their flying ability (their vision sucks), weighs them down and... well, the long eye stalk is just connected to higher mortality in the flies in general.
Why then are the stalks getting longer?
It's because chicks dig long eye-stalks.
But this "must have a bigger penis" is hardly something reserved to flies (in terms of sexual demorphism). There's a whole species of European deer that went extinct basically because the males had horns that got too big over generations to even lift their head up properly.
Meanwhile, humans are getting taller and taller in recent generations-- and taller still. This despite the fact that height has literally nothing to do with our survival ability/functionality in everyday life, and in fact is related to health problems (once you pass the 7 ft mark). All because chicks dig tall guys.
Just proves how-- in every place, in every time, in every species-- women manage to fuck things up.
That counts. Insects are animals. However, a couple of corrections need to be made here.Roaches are among the fastest things alive, able to survive almost anything.
They see with antennae and are among the few insects with a protective shell. There are even current testings done toward research on robotic roach's for solving real-world problems.
Okay look I kno it's an INSECT but...
I microwaved some fruit flies one time and they flew away like it was nothin, sothey're not that much more radiation-resistant than most other insects, including fruit flies
Loudest masturbating in the world?Today on "weird things insects do"...
Stridulation refers to the process of rubbing body parts together to produce sounds, and it's pretty common in insects (think of a cricket's chirp). One interesting case is that of the European water boatman (Micronecta scholtzi), which can emit sound at a volume of 99 decibels - for reference, that's about as much as you'd get listening to a full orchestra from a front-row seat. What's weird about all this is that it produces these sounds by rubbing its penis against ridges on its abdomen as a mating call.
"Come, my love, and we will make beautiful music together."