We know that social distance is one of useful methods to avoid spreading of diseases, especially in pandemic seasons.
Unfortunately, human seems have problems to practice this method in recent corona virus infection.
Surprisingly, animals have practiced social distance naturally to avoid diseases which may reduce their population or kill themselves.
Social distance are pursued by many animals, they are including:
- fish
- crabs
- lobsters
- frogs (toadpoles)
- mammals
- insects (ants)
- birds
How do animals know that their friend infected by diseases?
Important indicators of infected animals are (varied from one species to others):
- body of sicked animals emits certain chemical to their environment (into nature)
- infected animals produce urine which can be easily detected by healthy ones.
In respond, the healthy animals will stay away or keep their social distance from infected animals. They never close to each other.
Changing their behavior in addition to social distance is another way to avoid themselves to get sick and to stop spreading the diseases to their own community.
Why we as human do not want (less eager) to follow the animals or nature? What do you think?
I think we have lost a lot of instincts because of instant gratification and self-entitlement from social media and that is contributing to us acting like idiots during this pandemic.
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ReplyDeleteThe animals are very smart. People could learn from these smart critters.
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Fish practice social distance, just for illustration
We know that social distance is one of useful methods to avoid spreading of diseases, especially in pandemic seasons.
Unfortunately, human seems have problems to practice this method in recent corona virus infection.
Surprisingly, animals have practiced social distance naturally to avoid diseases which may reduce their population or kill themselves.
Social distance are pursued by many animals, they are including:
- fish
- crabs
- lobsters
- frogs (toadpoles)
- mammals
- insects (ants)
- birds
szkoda że kiepsko znam angielski bo zapowiada się naprawdę ciekawie pozdrawiam :)
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I didnt know about that but this is very interesting :)
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Interesting
ReplyDeleteGreat information as always! I did know that about fish, as when one of Joe's fish is sick in his aquarium the others do stay away from them. We are a spoiled society and want to do what we want when we want to unfortunately. I lecture this to my Grandkids all the time!
ReplyDeleteI see... thank you for story of sick fish in Joe's aquarium.
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Blue crab on the table, just for illustration
How do animals know that their friend infected by diseases?
Important indicators of infected animals are (varied from one species to others):
- body of sicked animals emits certain chemical to their environment (into nature)
- infected animals produce urine which can be easily detected by healthy ones.
In respond, the healthy animals will stay away or keep their social distance from infected animals. They never close to each other.
Changing their behavior in addition to social distance is another way to avoid themselves to get sick and to stop spreading the diseases to their own community.
Why we as human do not want (less eager) to follow the animals or nature? What do you think?
Interesting entry, thank you very much!
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ReplyDeleteI don't skipping for a long time too, many years :D
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Very interesting. I want to be a bird :D
Have a great day too
Da haben machen Tierarten uns wirklich was voraus. LG ROmy
ReplyDeleteWe could definitely learn a thing or two from animals and social distancing.
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Fish practice social distance, just for illustration
We know that social distance is one of useful methods to avoid spreading of diseases, especially in pandemic seasons.
Unfortunately, human seems have problems to practice this method in recent corona virus infection.
Surprisingly, animals have practiced social distance naturally to avoid diseases which may reduce their population or kill themselves.
Social distance are pursued by many animals, they are including:
- fish
- crabs
- lobsters
- frogs (toadpoles)
- mammals
- insects (ants)
- birds
We as people don't want to listen to the instincts we were given but to do what we want and not be told what to do.
ReplyDeleteI think it's very interesting. I haven't known this fact.
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Curious fact!! Great to know that animals are more "intelligent"
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thank you for sharing useful post.
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I knew it...animals are super smart! <3
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Blue crab on the table, just for illustration
How do animals know that their friend infected by diseases?
Important indicators of infected animals are (varied from one species to others):
- body of sicked animals emits certain chemical to their environment (into nature)
- infected animals produce urine which can be easily detected by healthy ones.
In respond, the healthy animals will stay away or keep their social distance from infected animals. They never close to each other.
Changing their behavior in addition to social distance is another way to avoid themselves to get sick and to stop spreading the diseases to their own community.
Why we as human do not want (less eager) to follow the animals or nature? What do you think?
Interesting idea--I always thought the distancing among animals had to do with territory.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. I never thought about this topic before. Have a great week.
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