In colonies we thrive, with nests made of grass, our teamwork is key, as we gather and amass. What are we?
Category: Animal · Difficulty: hard
Hint: Our nests are intricate and often hanging from trees.
Answer
Weaver birds
Explanation
Weaver birds are known for their elaborate nests and social structures.
This is a hard animal riddle — a tricky one that takes a little thought. The answer is Weaver birds.
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