Ameisen nutzen auch soziale Distanz, wenn sie einer Pandemie ausgesetzt sind

Disease management isn’t uniquely human it’s an ecological principle

Eusocial insects like ants or bees depend so heavily on dense social networks that their survival literally depeds on balancing connectivity and isolation.

The way they restructure tunnels or relocate chambers almost mirrors how human cities design quarantine zones or reroute traffic during outbreaks.

It makes me wonder whether other colonial species termites, naked mole rats even corals show similar spatial adaptation when facing disease pressure

What do you mean „also“? Half or more of the population would get in your face more during a pandemic.