What was the honey indicator mentioned in Chapter 31 paragraph 22 in Swiss Family Robinson AND WHAT DID IT DO FOR THE BOYS?

Answer 1

a cuckoo bird

Answer 2

In Chapter 31 of Swiss Family Robinson, the honey indicator refers to the beeswax candle that the boys used to detect the presence of honey in the hive. By lowering the candle into the hive, they were able to determine if there was honey present based on the bees' reaction to the smoke from the candle. This allowed the boys to safely harvest the honey without getting stung by the bees.

Answer 3

In the book "Swiss Family Robinson," the honey indicator mentioned in Chapter 31, paragraph 22 was a bear that the boys had wounded. The bear's keen sense of smell led it to their beehives, inadvertently showing the boys the location of a honey source. This allowed the boys to collect honey from the beehives, providing them with a valuable food source in the wilderness.