Ethiopian wolves, known for hunting rodents, have a surprising side-gig: nectar-drinking.
These endangered canids lap up sweet nectar from torch lilies, getting covered in pollen in the process.
Scientists believe this could make them accidental pollinators, a remarkable discovery for a carnivore.
This unexpected behavior reveals the intricate ecological relationships in the Ethiopian highlands.
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