Bees can learn, remember, think and make decisions
worldsensorium.com
worldsensorium.com
I suppose that means spiders can learn as well?
Edit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portia_(spider)
The intelligence section has some very interesting details. I didn’t realize there was this much compelling evidence.
I recommend these things to folks who like augmented humans, weird brains, aliens, and vampires.
I don’t think this invalidates your ping at all, but it’s good knowledge to have. The hexagon emerges from the constructed circles.
An example, our geo-spatial sensory signals are re-used to organize memories and that then serves to act as emphasis filter.
Or in short words our intelligence is not from neurons but from re-using our sensor cell signal circuits in new ways.
Another thing he does is break apart large hives. He’ll keep them a few miles away so they don’t go back to the original hive. When he brings them over them will do these figure 8’s and start orienting themselves with the sun. Very cool to watch.
The article mentions this hidden ultraviolet floral pattern that is invisible to us; but is there a way we can reveal that using UV cameras or similar? I'd love to see this pattern.
It's fascinating to think that flowers might have evolve to optimise themselves to the vision of bees in a way we are completely unaware of with the naked eye.
Search for "UV photography flower".
That is the main reason besides short lifespan why celephods despite their intelligence does not rule this planet.
These claims are all from those humanities majors, not from me.