Ants Practice Social Distancing During Pandemics
A new study published in the journal Science reveals that ants change their behavior to reduce the spread of disease.
When exposed to a pathogen, ants build their structures differently, demonstrating a unique approach to social distancing.
We had to completely reorganize our spaces to avoid close contact during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Similarly, ants take actions to lessen the spread of disease, making them one of the smallest creatures to exhibit such behavior.
Author's summary: Ants exhibit social distancing behavior during pandemics.
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