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We spotted Africa’s largest waterfowl moving through the wetlands – those bright red bills stood out immediately! We learned that they have a unique wing spur for defense and that males have a noticeable forehead knob. Our guide warned us that these birds eat blister beetles, storing the toxins and making them poisonous!
Did you Know?
The characteristic spur on their wing is used for defense and to settle disputes with other birds.