Nematode worms form towers, tentacle-like structures, to bridge gaps and hitchhike on other creatures when food is scarce. These towers, studied by Ding et al., are superorganisms aiding worm dispersal.
Contagious yawning may be linked to mirror neurons, social connection, and even hazard awareness. Studies show it's more common between familiar individuals and may help synchronize group behavior. Lions research added.
Explore the diverse world of primates, from their evolution and diets (including omnivores and meat-eaters) to their complex social structures and tool use. Discover key primate groups and their unique adaptations.
