Honeyguides (a small African bird) lead humans to bees' nests so the humans will make the wax honeycomb available to them. Similarly, cleaner fish remove ectoparasites from other reef fish. These are examples of

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These examples illustrate reciprocity, where different species benefit from each other's actions, creating a mutualistic relationship. Honeyguides benefit from the wax made accessible by humans, and cleaner fish benefit from the food source provided by removing ectoparasites from reef fish.

Honeyguides (A Small African Bird) Lead Humans to Bees' Nests