PROJECT HONEY

ABOUT BADGERS
FROM ABOVE OF THEIR
BY AFSAR AND ZION EYES TO THE BOTTOM OF ADAPTATIONS
…………………………………… THEIR TAILS.
THEIR STRUCTURAL
……………………………………
THEY LIVE IN MAINLY DRY ADAPTATIONS ARE, THEY
……………………………………
PLACES, FORESTS AND HAVE SHARP TEETH AND
……………………………………
GRASSLANDS WITH LOOSE SKIN TO TWIST
ROLLING TERRAINS OF EASILY UNDER LOGS AND
INTRODUCTION GRASS, HERBS AND BRANCHES.

A HONEY BADGER IS HABITAT DRY PLACE THEIR BEHAVIOURAL

CLASSIFIED AS A ADAPTATIONS ARE THAT
MAMMAL.ITS SCIENTIFIC THEY USUALLY LIVE BY
NAME IS MELLIVORA THEMSELVES UNLESS THEY
CAPENSIS. IT IS KNOWN FLOWERS WITH MANY NEED HELP IN FINDING
INCLUDING THE HONEY FOOD AND PROTECTION.
AS A CARNIVOURE.ITS
BADGER. THEY ARE NOCTURNAL
FAMILY IS MUSTELLIDAE.
DURING SUMMER BECAUSE
HONE BADGERS MAIN
WHEN IN WINTER IT MAKES
DESCRIPTION COURSE DIETS ARE
IT EASIER FOR THEM TO
REPTILES, SMALLER HOSTS
HUNT FOOD SO THEY ARE
THEN THEM SUCH AS
NOT NOCTURNAL DURING
RODENTS, BIRDS, BEETLES
A HONEY BADGER WINTER OR OTHER
A HONEY BADGER EATING SEASONS.

THERE AREN’T MANY

PHYSIOLOGICAL
ADAPTATIONS BUT THEY
LOOKING AROUND HAVE ON WHICH IS THEY
ITS LUNCH CAN IMMUNE VENOM SO IF
THEIR SHOULDERS ARE THEY GET BITTEN BY A
ABOUT 250MM HIGH AT AND MANY MORE. THEY POISONOUS SNAKE THEY
AND WEIGH UPTO 12 KG. ALSO FEAST ON OTHER WILL BE UNCONCIUS FOR A
THEY HAVE A LOW SLUNG ANIMALS WHICH ARE WHILE BUT CAN STILL
BODY, TINY EARS AND LARGER THAN THEM LIKE FIGHT THE POISON AND
STOUT LEGS COMPARED TO SNAKES AND DIFFERENT STAY ALIV WITHOUT
THERE MASSIVE CLAWS MAMMALS. DIYING.
THE EARS ARE REALLY
TINY. THEIR COATS HAVE A
BROAD COURSE SADDLE
OF GREY HAIR RUNNING
CONCLUSION

HONEY BADGERS ARE REALLY

INTERESTING MAMMALS AND
ARE IN THE FAMILY
MUSTELIDAE WITH A
SCIENTIFIC NAME OF
MELLIVORA CAPENSIS AND IS
CLASSIFIED AS MAMMALIA
AND THEIR MAIN DIETS ARE
EITHER REPTILES OR
MAMMALS THEY HAVE
STRUCTURAL ADAPTATIONS
SUCH AS SHARP TEETH AND
LOOSE SKIN THEIR
PHYSIOLOGICAL
ADAPTATIONS ARE’NT MANY
BUT CAN ONLY IMMUNE
VENOM THEY ALSO HAVE
BEHAVIIOURAL ADAPTATIONS
LIKE THEY USUALLLY LIVE BY
THEMSELVES AND ARE
NOCTURNAL DURING
SUMMER.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

 WE HAVE GOTTEN
INFORMATION ABOUT
HONEY BADGERS FROM
THESE WEBSITES

 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY

 GOOGLE SITES

 AND WEEBLY