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Social behavior refers to interactions among individuals of the same species that are beneficial for survival and reproduction. It is exhibited across various animal groups, particularly in eusocial insects like bees, ants, and termites, which display complex social structures characterized by cooperation, division of labor, and communication. Honey bee societies exemplify this with a caste system that includes queens, workers, and drones, each fulfilling specific roles within the colony.
- Author
- malik cp
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- EN