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From: DrRestezi
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  • This is just a example of convergent evolution. Not only in social behaviour.

    Better to match anatomy:

    Evolution in similar conditions led to remarkable similarity between insect and vertebrate limbs; because of this insectology borowed the anatomy terms for analogue limb parts from vertebrate anatomy.

    Remark: termites aren't hymenoptera but orthoptera (their closest cousins are cockroaches, not ants).

  • Thanks for the information. I wish wiki had existed when I made this.

  • It's not from wiki, but from my head. I happen to have degree in biology.

  • This is an amazing video. I loved how you did this!! I am in awe. Apart from your amazing film making skills you have the perfect voice for TV!! This was so good!!

  • I'm glad you enjoyed it, Featherflow. I really appreciate your encouraging words. Thank you!

  • I dunno... I thought it was very tongue in cheek! Love the way you use Byrne/Eno sounds with Philip Glass and co. type video. Nice touch with the scenes from the emerald mines. Will look forward to more! May the fittest survive.

  • Thanks tetragnath. I updated the video info to include the music sources: it also includes Popol Vuh and Tangerine Dream.

  • Both of your comments are correct. If I had to do this over again it would have been much more tongue in cheek.

  • Interesting ideas. I've thought we share many behaviors with other species, but that isn't because we are directly descended from those species. It is because certain actions/behaviors have an intrinsic benefit for survival. i.e. any species that successfully reaches a high level of population will eventually develop similar management systems.

  • Interesting ideas. I've thought we share many behaviors with other species, but that isn't because we are directly descended from those species. It is because certain actions/behaviors have an intrinsic benefit for survival. i.e. any species that successfully reaches a high level of population will eventually develop similar management systems.

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