A honey badger cub was born in the Dvur Kralove zoo in late June, marking the zoo’s fourth successful breeding of the species in its history, and the only such birth in a zoo worldwide over the past 12 months, according to the ZIMS global database. The zoo announced the birth yesterday. Breeding honey badgers is challenging; according to the ZIMS database, there are currently only around 60 honey badgers living in the world’s zoos. The Dvur Kral…
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