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Ant species have a strategic strategy to solve complex problems, which can be widely applied as optimization techniques.
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Ant species have a strategic strategy to solve complex problems, which can be widely applied as optimization techniques.
All animals must make daily decisions. Where will they live and what will they eat? How to protect yourself?
The ant nests, one of the oldest and most effective social structures, can together form an integrated memory of their opponents. Experts at the University of Melbourne…
Research shows that roots of vegetables have collective intelligence, like honey bees and humans, that share information and solve problems together.
A lightning strike brought a sad record for Norway, when more than 300 reindeer died. But in return, two years later, the effect was amazing.
Wild dogs living in Namibia and South Africa only started their prey after hearing the sneezes of their comrades as a collective vote.
Local people found 12 monkeys when clearing land in a forest in the Kotwali Mohammadi region of Uttar Pradesh state in northern India, Times of India reported on Septemb…
Hundreds of mock fish jump from the lake to shore in a Chinese park because they can't stand the noise from the singing competition.
Massive birds fall in the US and the Netherlands make the list of animal deaths in the world become longer.
In recent years, the world has witnessed the collective deaths of whales and dolphins. Is this a
Many animals have strange behavior such as collective suicide, or always head towards the north pole when eating.
Scientists have long discovered that yawning is a contagious phenomenon. If there is a yawn, many other people will yawn right away. Interestingly, this trait is also re…
The new model discovered how penguins share fair warmth with each other. Penguins face the harsh cold and icy winds of Antarctica that often huddle together into large g…
Research by scientists from Oxford University, England and University of Eotvos, Hungary, pigeons are also important
How do ant colonies deal with the nutrients in their food?