@tain.enter.ment: #REPOST #umkumbe_bush_lodge with @download_repost_pro - Amazing behaviour to see out in the bush ! This is very rarely seen but guide #zaan_snaps had a eagle eye this day and spotted a hornbill practicing a behaviour called anting ! This is when birds purposely sit atop a ants nest and allow ants to crawl all over and this assists with cleaning the bird of parasites ! (NEXT LEVEL DUST BATHING) Ants secrete formic acid as a form of deterring predators but some birds absolutely love it.. It is believed that passive anting could have a few benefits. 1. Parasite control, 2. Feather maintenance, 3. Stimulation of feather growth,