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Furthermore, honey badgers are highly intelligent and problem-solving animals, capable of escaping enclosures, climbing fences, and opening latches. These traits pose a serious containment challenge. If introduced into the fragile Florida wetlands, they wouldn't target only pythons—they would undoubtedly prey on countless native species, including ground-nesting birds, amphibians, and reptiles, disrupting the ecosystem even further.