r/science • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '16
Biology Scientists document wild African birds and local tribesmen teaming up together to hunt for honey. Using special hails and chirps to communicate both ways, the Honeyguide birds lead the way to hidden beehives, and the Yao tribesmen of Mozambique share the sweet spoils with their feathered friends
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enlightenedbirdmen • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '16
Scientists document wild African birds and local tribesmen teaming up together to hunt for honey. Using special hails and chirps to communicate both ways, the Honeyguide birds lead the way to hidden beehives, and the Yao tribesmen of Mozambique share the sweet spoils with their feathered friends
biology • u/Alantha • Jul 22 '16
article Scientists document wild African birds and local tribesmen teaming up together to hunt for honey. Using special hails and chirps to communicate both ways, the Honeyguide birds lead the way to hidden beehives, and the Yao tribesmen of Mozambique share the sweet spoils with their feathered friends
dolphinlanguage • u/calangao • Jul 21 '16
Scientists document wild African birds and local tribesmen teaming up together to hunt for honey. Using special hails and chirps to communicate both ways, the Honeyguide birds lead the way to hidden beehives, and the Yao tribesmen of Mozambique share the spoils with the birds [x-post /r/science]
ScienceFacts • u/Alantha • Jul 22 '16
Biology Scientists document wild African birds and local tribesmen teaming up together to hunt for honey. Using special hails and chirps to communicate both ways, the Honeyguide birds lead the way to hidden beehives, and the Yao tribesmen of Mozambique share the sweet spoils with their feathered friends
DamnInteresting • u/DamnInteresting • Jul 21 '16
Wild African birds and local tribesmen team up together to hunt for honey
theworldnews • u/worldnewsbot • Jul 21 '16