Some communities in East Africa seem to have established a mutualistic relationship with a local bird. The bird, called a honeyguide, helps people find bee hives. People collect the honey, and then the honeyguide feeds on the wax combs left behind. Communities have developed different vocalizations to attract honeyguides, and the birds have unique sounds and behaviors to communicate with humans. Is this an example of traditional ecological knowledge? Justify your response by determining whether the characteristics of this system match those of traditional knowledge systems.