BBC Two has released preview clips from a new Natural World documentary which airs on the channel tonight (April 18).
Honey Badgers: Masters of Mayhem explores the lifestyle of the honey badger, who is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the most fearless creature in the world.
The first clip sees Stoffel - a honey badger living in a South African sanctuary - making a new friend as he recovers from a lion attack.
Stoffel sets about "canoodling" his fellow honey badger, but it's not long before the mischievous couple conduct a plan to escape from their newly-reinforced pen.
Despite being moved to a new enclosure, built with high concrete walls, the intelligent creature finds sneaky new ways to escape his confinement.
Another preview shows two greedy honey badgers raiding bins at a rubbish dump to try and score some goodies.
The determined pair are not deterred when several other creatures turn up to scrounge for scraps, fending off porcupines and jackals.
Natural World - Honey Badgers: Masters of Mayhem airs tonight (April 18) at 9pm on BBC Two.
