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Belden and his team took a look at the swarming

Dec. 30, 2018 by Elizabeth Duran

Belden and his team took a look at the swarming and swarm behaviors of a large number of animals, and found that the behavior could be explained by the ability to gather together as many members as necessary, and a high frequency of swarm behavior. The swarming of wild animals also suggests a general pattern of group cooperation among similar species, that may represent a common ancestor with the swarming swarms of birds and fishes.

The team also noted that swarming might also suggest the need for a general strategy for maintaining order and avoiding conflict. The study also found the swarming behavior of a swarm of vertebrates may be a common ancestor with swarming swarms of fishes and the like. This suggests that the behavior could be linked to the natural selection that has helped shape the animals' behavior over the long-term.

This is not the first time Swallow-like group behavior has been found in the wild. In fact, the recent study of swarming and other collective behavior in reptiles, including a swarm of frogs (Auromarca sp.) and a swarm of bats (Hippocampus dulcinea), has suggested that swarming could be a common ancestor with swarming swarms of bats, which could explain the pattern of swarming in the swarms of birds and reptiles.

In the next installment of this series, we will look at swarm behavior in the wild.

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