Copyright DES & JEN BARTLETT /National Geographic Stock | At a burrow system shared by mongoose and bat-eared fox families, both one day were gone. Instead, a honey badger (Mellivora capensis) emerged gripping a severed length of python. Des and Jen Bartlett surmise that the snake invaded the burrows and remained, engorged by its prey, while the survivors fled. The badger, legendary for its strength and ferocity, chanced upon the snake, killed it, and remained to feed. | AssetID: 1025

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Copyright DES & JEN BARTLETT /National Geographic Stock | At a burrow system shared by mongoose and bat-eared fox families, both one day were gone. Instead, a honey badger (Mellivora capensis) emerged gripping a severed length of python. Des and Jen Bartlett surmise that the snake invaded the burrows and remained, engorged by its prey, while the survivors fled. The badger, legendary for its strength and ferocity, chanced upon the snake, killed it, and remained to feed. | AssetID: 1025

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