When you blindly follow others, there are consequences
Army ants are blind, relying on pheromones to track the ones in front, if one ant intersects with its old trail, it results in a circular death trap where they spiral until they die from exhaustion
Giant honeybees construct open nests
Several layers of bees form a “bee curtain” on the outside the vulnerable brood inside
They “shimmer” when a predator approaches
A chemical called Nasonov pheromone is released to embolden them to stay together 1
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Here's a high level UX question- is there room for quieter, less-specific "new stuff" badges? I'm not a fan of how loud the bright red badges are. Excuse the crudeness but I think I prefer this massively.
“Snell’s law” was actually formulated by Persian #physicist Ibn Sahl in 984, > 600 years before Snellius. Updated my #rendering slides @DartmouthCS to refer to it as Sahl-Snell law, which is more correct even according to our own western rules for naming things. #bias#antiracism