The Rosy Bee-eater (Merops malimbicus) is a dazzling and rare bird with some truly fascinating traits. Here are some interesting facts about this beautiful African species. The Rosy Bee-eater lives up to its name with a striking rose-pink chest and belly, turquoise-blue underwings, a black facial mask, and a greenish back. It's one of the most colorful of all bee-eaters! This bird is found in parts of West and Central Africa, including countries like Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, and the Democratic

Carmine bee-eaters use their long slender bill to pluck bees out of the air. Then, to neutralize their dangerous sting, they’ll smash the bee against the ground, several times. 🎥Tales From Zambia | Smithsonian Channel