Denis Tatone
@denistatone.bsky.social
Cognitive scientist investigating how human and nonhuman minds represent social interactions, relations, and structures. Asst Prof, University of Plymouth. https://denistatone.wixsite.com/my-site
Turtle ants, in contrast, live in the tropical forest, in a patchy and ephemeral resource landscape. Since it's very humid, activity is easy.
November 28, 2024 at 1:12 PM
Turtle ants, in contrast, live in the tropical forest, in a patchy and ephemeral resource landscape. Since it's very humid, activity is easy.
Let's illustrate this point with an example.
Harvester ants live in desert, in a scattered and slowly-changing resource landscape. Since it's hot out there, the costs of resource procurement is high.
Harvester ants live in desert, in a scattered and slowly-changing resource landscape. Since it's hot out there, the costs of resource procurement is high.
November 28, 2024 at 1:12 PM
Let's illustrate this point with an example.
Harvester ants live in desert, in a scattered and slowly-changing resource landscape. Since it's hot out there, the costs of resource procurement is high.
Harvester ants live in desert, in a scattered and slowly-changing resource landscape. Since it's hot out there, the costs of resource procurement is high.