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For questions focused on insects and other, similar forms of life (such as spiders).
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What natural factors could possibly push a species of eusocial insects to become intelligent?
Most insects, even social ones, do work on a solitary basis without needing to coordinate with other insects to complete tasks or accomplish goals. … I would also like to add that in all earthbound social insects, the queen is not the leader; she is merely the reproductive organ of the colony, treated well for her necessity, but completely cut off from …
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