Edible bird’s nest is made by a species of cave-dwelling swiftlets. Weaved from their saliva and harvested in caves and man-made nesting houses, bird’s nests are then painstakingly cleaned ...

Originally called Bacuit, the area was renamed El Nido after the edible nests — or nido — of swiftlets (balinsasayaw) found in the crevices of its limestone cliffs. El Nido's pristine beauty ...

These birds are famous for creating edible nests out of their saliva, which are harvested for bird’s nest soup. Swiftlets navigate the pitch-black caves using echolocation, similar to bats, emitting ...

Swiftlet. Image via Openverse. Several bird species interact with Gomantong Cave, but the most notably affected are the swiftlets (primarily the Black-nest Swiftlet and the White-nest Swiftlet) and ...

PETALING JAYA: Malaysian producers of bird’s nest fear that they will miss the golden opportunity to export about RM50mil worth of the delicacy to China in time for Chinese New Year after the ...