Birds guide honey-hunters to most of their harvest in Mozambican reserve

Mongabay
Feb 7, 2025, 4:16 am76 pts
Honey-hunters in northern Mozambique rely on honeyguide birds to locate three-quarters of their harvest each year, a new study says, underscoring the economic value these wild birds play in the lives of one of the country’s remotest communities. Honey-hunters in all 47 villages in the 4.2-million-hectare…

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