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(Bee)iodiversity - Part 2

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Butterflies

The trail pattern on the previous page was very rigid which is not how the pollinatiors move, so the path of each pollinator was studied and tried to represent it on the site using processing. 28


Ants

For example, butterlies always move in a closed looped with their neighbouring butterflies. Ants move with a column raids with or without a singular swarm, with less or more number of ant columns respectively.

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Beetles

Bettles walking movement demonstrated that correlated-random-walks have similitude with levy walk. Humming birds move in a circular pattern around a flower or a tree. 30


Humming Birds

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