Eusocial animals express complex behaviors, like group decision-making. Evolutionary biologists have asked how and why eusociality has evolved, and what we can learn from eusocial organisms.

Termites might actually have been the first eusocial animals to evolve. They’re also an example of eusocial animals so highly organized that the entire society functions like a single ...

You’ve probably heard that human beings are “social animals.” That doesn’t just mean we tend to interact with each other; it ...

In scientific research, the term used for social animals is "eusocial," which means they live in co-operative groups characterized by overlapping generations, division of labor and co-operative ...