Nov 18, 2025
When selecting a new hive site, bees gather information, debate, and make decisions through a waggle dance voting system.
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Crows have exceptional memory and can recognize, remember, and even warn others about humans they perceive as threats.
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Dolphins use signature whistles unique sound patterns, to identify individuals, similar to how humans use names.
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Elephants mourn their dead by touching bones, staying near carcasses, and showing signs of grief.
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Studies show octopuses deliberately hurl shells, silt, and debris at other octopuses when irritated or defending territory.
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Male Adelie and Gentoo penguins court mates by offering the perfect pebble, used to help build the shared nest.
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Ravens demonstrate advanced cognition by saving tools and choosing objects they’ll need later, something once believed only humans could do.
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To avoid predators, sloths reduce their heart rate drastically, allowing them to stay perfectly still for long periods, sometimes even while hanging upside down.
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