Ants behaving like humans would be an ANThropomorphism 
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What is this? A centre for ants?!
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Donald Trump must, of course, be of the fire ant species then
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Dung beetles?
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people seem to hate it when i use them as bridges over streams while carrying sugar water back to my apartment tho
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Isn't this where John wick was casually walking and shooting someone
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I was about to mention that, yes it is!
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Who are you and why did you tag me in this
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I’ll pretend like this is a real question and reply as a biologist. It’s possible both homosexuality and the propensity to engage in abortion/infanticide have potential fitness benefits in some scenarios (See: kin selection), meaning they can fit in an evolutionary framework.
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Infanticide is most commonly exhibited in mammals during regime change of a dominant male within a harem. Eg new dominant male lion will kill off offspring of previous male. Similar in baboons, mice. Homosexuality has a social status benefit in matriarchal bonobo chimp societies.
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