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Tango0115 Jun 2020 10:18 p.m. PST

"With our unparalleled ability to plan, organise, and wield weaponry, it seems like humans are uniquely gifted in the art of war. However, there's nothing on our battlefields that Mother Nature didn't think of first. From insect suicide bombers to violent monkey revolutionaries, our non-human counterparts can sometimes be every bit as strategic, coordinated, and ruthless as we are. Here are four examples of nature's warring ways, red in tooth and claw…"
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