This is the incredible moment a honey badger, a python and two jackals put on an intense fight in the wild.
The wildlife wrestling showdown was captured by a group of tourists on safari in Chobe Park, Botswana, last month.
Roselyne Kerjosse, 60, spotted a game of survival of the fittest along with other tourists in her tour group.
A four-minute-long clip shows a honey badger being tightly wrapped around by a massive python, unable to make a move to escape.
Seconds later, a jackal steps in and attacks the reptile. The lucky honey badger manages to make a move and escapes from the deadly python.
Excited Roselyne can be heard clapping her hands when the honey badger makes an escape.
Both of them appear to join forces to take on the python before another jackal comes along and the honey badger quickly turns on the jackals.
As much as the python tries to fight back, the honey badger and the jackals are now preying on the dying reptile.
The honey badger desperately chases the two jackals away from the python before dragging its trophy into a bush.
The Chobe Park is 'home to Africa's largest elephant population' - at an estimation of of approximately 120,000 in the area, according to its website.
The Botswana Wildlife Guide stated honey badgers are 'renowned for their ferociousness, attacking lions and buffalo if feeling threatened' and often hunt snakes and beehives as prey.
Black-backed jackals are considered to be 'opportunistic feeders' that are 'often seen around carcasses and kills' and are not afraid to 'slip in and steal a morsel from a lion kill while the pride is still eating', a guide was quoted saying.
