Lessons from Nature for Kmtyw
This group is about lessons from Nature pertinent and analogous to our situation as Kmtyw.... View more
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This photography provides some interesting inspirations.
1. The linkages b/t ants resembles the “star” formations that sky divers use to link 3-4 ppl together to slow their descent through the air.
2. How could we use the floating ant raft pattern to signal the need to create a communications network between separate villages or communities?- View 1 reply
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Dukuzumurenyi PhD posted an update in the group
Lessons from Nature for Kmtyw 4 years ago · Yellow Crazy Ants Kill Red Crab | Planet Earth II | BBC Earth
https://abibitumitv.com/watch/h37l6ctECXC1tDT-
This is a class invasive species story with a predictable outcome. Looking at the African human situation, the eurasians were the invasive species that washed up on our shore and disrupted the cultural work of Africans by “squirting” tempting financial rewards in the eyes of greedy askaris or spreading toxic policies around the…
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Dukuzumurenyi PhD posted an update in the group
Lessons from Nature for Kmtyw 4 years ago · Praying Mantis Decapitated by Ant Swarm | Superswarm | BBC Earth
https://abibitumitv.com/watch/j8Oqgm4EtQDvrvh-
I’m not up on my ant biology, but one question that I’ve always wondered about was whether ants use any forms of vibratory or sound communication.
1. Excellent example of understanding the enemies weaknessness (jaws, joints, wing muscles, etc)
2. Good demonstration of organized swarming. Only a few break off to deal with the mantis.…
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Dukuzumurenyi PhD posted an update in the group
Lessons from Nature for Kmtyw 4 years ago · Killer Ant Swarm Butchers Lone Scorpion | Superswarm | BBC Earth
https://abibitumitv.com/watch/ABJJndrtdJNStMh-
Much respect to the ants for their innovations in collective work, foraging and nest defense! Excellent teachers!!
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Architecture: Australia’s yellow-spotted goanna—a predatory monitor lizard, digs a downward spiral tunnel, 13-feet underground to her nest chamber. Extremely resistant to predator detection and invasion or high temperatures. Many of these lizards nest together, creating large communal… Read more
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