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Why can animals like honey badgers eat snakes that are extremely venomous, whole, and not die/get sick?

So I've seen videos of Honey Badgers getting bitten by venomous snakes, and they don't look to good afterwards, some of them die too.  But whenever I see them eat a venomous snake, they eat the entire snake.  My question is, why don't they get sick from the venom they eat?  Same goes for other animals that eat venous animals whole (mongoose, etc.)
gpt
Venemous =/= poisonous. 

Venom is injected, whereas poison can be ingested/absorbed etc. So by eating the animal, the honey badger swallows the venom sacs or whatever the venom is in and it is processed, diluted, broken down or excreted like all other food. 

The venom of a snake would be dangerous to it if it injected it into the honey badger's blood stream (this actually happens, but the honey badgers are also really tough and usually pass out, sleep and then wake up to eat the snake afterwards!).