Uncaptured strength of the hummingbird

Racket-tailed hummingbirds have
grown a fascinating modification
to uphold their domain against bees
These hummingbirds are popular to
aggressively guard their nectar-rich
augmenting fields. When bees try to approach
their food sources, the hummingbirds
use their long, racket-shaped tail
plumage as a weapon. They swing
their tails swiftly, creating a buzzing
sound and effectively repulsing the bees,
guaranteeing they have exclusive access to
the honey. This conduct showcases
their resource in insulating their
food sources