The Weaverbird: The most populous globally

They weave intricate nests. They prefer living in the Savannah’s and aim for trees that are sparse in branches, to deter predators like snakes against climbing. They use natural materials to construct their nests, such as grass, twigs, and leaves. They are efficient at tying knots with the materials they use. TAKE A LOOK

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