test3 – Honey badgers are carnivorous, weasel family animals. The size of the sexes varies widely, with males sometimes being twice as heavy as females. It has a thick body, a broad head, small eyes, no ears, and a blunt nose. It has a thick body and strong claws, which can destroy the hive. The thick skin and rough hair can resist the attack of the bee colony. It is named for its preference for eating bee larvae and pupae. Distributed in Africa, West Asia and South Asia.