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Feb 2011
25m 57s

Are you smarter than an ant swarm?

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A single ant might not be Mensa material, but a colony of ants can produce some amazingly clever decisions. Tune in as Robert and Julie explore the study of swarm intelligence -- and how it compares to human intelligence. 
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