Noisy Miners Exhibit Cooperative Alarm Behavior
Noisy miners are observed hanging out together to detect potential threats. Associate Professor Ord explained that this cooperation has been seen in other groups, including mixed mammal species in Africa like antelopes, giraffes, and warthogs.
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“Noisier miners all hanging up together. one of them detects something that. as a potential threat. Associate Professor Ord explains cooperation has been seen in other groups too”
ABC NewsRadio AU
“Noisier miners all hanging up together. one of them detects something that.”
ABC NewsRadio AU
“Noisier miners all hanging up together. one of them detects something that. if he is a threat, give an alarm call, and the others will certainly pay attention to it.”
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