Aboriginal painting on stone, map for finding places of honey ants; Papunya!
Aboriginal painting on stone, map for finding places of honey ants; Papunya, an indigenous community in Australia's Northern Territory, was named after a honey ant creation story. These ants are fed by other worker ants until their abdomens expand enormously. ... In some places, such as the Australian outback, honeypot ants are eaten by Aboriginal people as a source of sugar.
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Probably the tracks dotted lead to the finding places.
If the video does not work, this is the link; Yummy Honey Ants
Aboriginal women digging for honey ants in central Australia. Honey Ants are an awesome delicacy by the Warlpiri people for their sweet taste. The ants have a small yellow stripe on their backs and dig deep underground tunnels in areas where mulga trees grow. The ants, full of nectar, hang from the ceilings of the underground chambers.
Unfortunately the government plans to dump radioactive waste "In the middle of nowhere" which could have a harmful effect on the Warlpiri traditional diet and way of life.
Video; Aboriginal women digging for honey ants in central Australia. Honey Ants are an awesome delicacy by the Warlpiri people for their sweet taste. The ants have a small yellow stripe on their backs and dig deep underground tunnels in areas where mulga trees grow. The ants, full of nectar, hang from the ceilings of the underground chambers.
Unfortunately the government plans to dump radioactive waste "In the middle of nowhere" which could have a harmful effect on the Warlpiri traditional diet and way of life., credits; Edward Basana
A honey hunting tour with traditional music and explanation;
Tjupan- Nyamanka Honey Ant tour Western Australia. Discover wild honey ants in the Western Australian eastern desert region of Kalgoorlie/Boulder. An amazing tour with Aboriginal women from the region.
Australian honey ant discovery tour
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