Populations of weaver ants work together to "sew" leaves into a living nest that acts as a protective shelter for the entire population. The nest-building behavior of weaver ants

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The fact that weaver ants work together to build a living nest represents a complex behavioral adaptation, as it requires coordination, communication, and specialized skills within the ant population. However, it does not necessarily imply that the ants can consciously plan their nests, get along without interacting with other species, or that adaptive evolution is goal-oriented.

Populations of Weaver Ants Work Together to "Sew" Leaves into a Living