This video contains footage of how Oriental Honey Buzzard lives in the woods of Korea, and it took a year and a half to complete the whole video. The bird is well known for hunting the hives of wasps or hornets specifically. Its beaks are bent at the end for picking out the caterpillars, and its feathers are densely covering the body which makes it possible to prevent stings from the insects. It is also intelligent enough to lure the wasps with baits like dead frogs to locate the hive of the insects. It's rare to see Oriental Honey Buzzard in Korea as they migrate to southern regions such as Southeast Asia and Taiwan for winter times. They are considered 2nd-grade endangered species of Korea.
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19 авг 2022
