Honey Ant
Aboriginal women use their digging stick to dig deep into the sand in search of honey ants. The honey ants produce a honey- like liquid in their abdomen, which is regarded as a special treat by Aboriginal people in Central...
(Photo: Honey Ant © 2010 Central Art)
Aboriginal women use their digging stick to dig deep into the sand in search of honey ants. The honey ants produce a honey- like liquid in their abdomen, which is regarded as a special treat by Aboriginal people in Central Australia.
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