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That's not even a fully grown lion. A mere teenager just starting puberty. It's mane looks like a load of bum fluff. Picking on kids, *tisk*.

Yes, the BLACK CAIMAN. Lets look at that in a bit more detail shall we? The black caiman is a large crocodilian and, along with the American alligator, is one of the biggest extant members of the family Alligatoridae and order Crocodilia. It is a quite large species, growing to sizes of at...

"4 sub-adults"? So the equivalent of a teenager that doesn't know what he's doing & all the Honey Badger does is give one of them a bite on the nose. If the Lions wanted to, they could've killed it but they were "Playing with it", rather than attacking it. The Tasmanian Devil is more harder...

Here's the David Attenborough clip for you: As for what's different, the Jag goes way into and UNDER the water, the Crocs natural territory. to kill his prey. He doesn't attack them when on land where they are slow and clumbersome, but into his own layer, diving under the surface (where the...

Lets put this Honey Badger myth to bed shall we? Yes, they are hard as nails and tough to kill, but they do not go about killing lions. They attack them in self defence. As for the "ripping the gonads off a Lion", it's the lionesses that hunt, not the Lion, so how can it rip something off that...