1. Tristan Garcia
Mrs. Williams
Computer 2
Honey Badger

2.  Scientific Name of Animal
 Range and Habitat Map
 Diet
 Size, Weight, Length
 Breeding
 Special Behaviors or Unique Anatomical Features
 Weird Info
 Conclusion
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3.  Mellivora Capensis
 melli means(honey) and vora (I
devour), hence "honey eater".
 Capensis means that the species was
named for its presence in the Cape
Province of South Africa
Scientific Name of Animal

4. South African distribution
map
Global distribution map
Range and Habitat Map

5.  beetles, scorpions, lizards, rodents and
birds.
 Iguanas, crocodiles (1meter) and
pythons that are (3meters), also cobras
and black mamba.
Diet

6.  Total length- 780 to 1020mm
 Head- 25 to 155 mm
 Body- 500 to 640 mm
 Tail- 160 to 230mm
 Shoulder Height- 230 to 300 mm
 Neck Circumference- 225 to 355 mm
 Male- 9.0 to 14.0 kg
 Female- 5.5 to 10.0 kg
Size, Weight, Length

7.  Litter of 1 - 4 young
 Female relocates to a new den every
2 - 5 days
 Venture from the den at 3 months old
 Full adult size at 8 months
Breeding

8.  does not have visible ears at all
 It does have long, hard claws as well as a blunt snout
which enable extensive digging through variable
media
 thick skin which defends it from bee stings, snake
bites and canine bites. Its skin and fur are also
slick, making it harder to cling to for a potential
predator.
Special Behaviors or Unique
Anatomical Features

9.  This badger has a pair of anal glands can
emit a profuse, unpleasant
secretion, often used to mark out territory
(Marking Territory)
Weird Info

10.  The honey badger is fearless
 Can take bee stings, snake bites
 Kills larger predators than itself
Conclusion