Chances are you 've heard of the honey badger ; you know that it `` do n't give a sh** '' about the bees that are stinging its face , and you know it `` do n't care '' about that cobra that 's poised for attack . And if you know all of that , it 's probably because you 're one of 66.4 million people who have watched the 2011 viral video called `` The Crazy Nastyass Honey Badger , '' by a sassy nature lover . `` Oh , that 's so nasty ! '' Now , Randall -- not his real name -- is trying to raise the profile of another little-known creature : the pangolin . He 's doing it in hopes people will learn about this weird , scale-covered mammal before it goes extinct . There 's a massive international black market for pangolin scales and meat . It 's often traded by the ton . Check out his new video on YouTube : `` Honey Badger Narrates : The Mysterious & Endangered Pangolin . '' `` They really just wan na chill-chill , '' he says off the top . Randall agreed to edit the video in collaboration with CNN 's Change the List project . You can read more about it at CNN.com/Change . I went to Vietnam and Indonesia in February to try to figure out how this illegal market for pangolin works and what might be done to save this loveable underdog . Some researchers think the pangolin may be the most-trafficked mammal in the world . You can see some of my footage in a CNN video called `` Inside the illegal animal trade '' and in Randall 's YouTube video . We gave him access to the material in hopes he could help raise awareness . Randall has a unique knack for making an unknown creature popular . If any animal could use that help , it 's the pangolin .
Creator of the viral video about honey badgers makes a new video , this time on pangolins . Quirky , scale-covered creatures are thought to be the most-trafficked mammals in the world . CNN gave the viral video maker its footage for use in the pangolin video . Comment: