qT=2&tQ=Why does the Greater Honeyguide call out to get the attention of a ratel?&tC=It is in distress|It is lonely|It needs help opening a bee's nest|It is imitating the ratel's voice&cC=3&fB=The Greater Honeyguide of eastern Africa loves to eat honey, but it can't open bee's nests by itself. When it finds one, it goes looking for an animal called a ratel, or honey badger.<br><br>After it attracts the badger's attention, it flies toward the bee's nest, making sure it is following. The badger tears open the nest with its strong claws and both the animals enjoy the spoils.