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Ants better than humans at group projects

Saturday January 4, 2025. 07:44 PM , from BoingBoing
A new study found that ants perform better at solving puzzles in a group than humans, especially when the humans are not allowed to speak with one another.
Longhorn crazy ants can't move in a straight line but can beat humans at navigating a complex puzzle in a group. — Read the rest
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