Could Honey Badgers Survive the Mesozoic? @TheVividen
Could Honey Badgers Survive the Mesozoic?  @TheVividen
Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Honey badger don't care, but can it go toe to toe with dinosaurs? This speculative ecology video analyzes how the honey badger, Mellivora capensis, would fare in the Hell Creek Formation of Cretaceous North America. Its diet, competitors, and potential threats are all taken into account to see where it stacks up on the Thrive or Eaten Alive Scale. Where will it rank out of 10? Is it doomed to extinction, or will it trample over the ancient ecosystem?

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Could Honey Badgers Survive the Mesozoic?

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