Socially Networked Bacteria Isn’t as Scary as It Sounds

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Socially Networked Bacteria Isn't as Scary as It Sounds Jul 25th 2013, 19:00, by Adam Clark Estes It’s safe to say that anytime bacteria develops human-like traits, we should be startled. We’ve long known that the tiny little critters have ways of smelling and tasting, and then earlier this year, we learned about their simplistic economics system. Now, scientists have learned that they use social networks, too. A team of biologists at [...] Related Stories These Portraits Are Made From Hubble Images (and Yours Can Be, too) "Born to Die" Electronics Dissolve When Wet Know What Your Dog Really Wants With This Pooch-to-People Translator This Nonprofit Is Quietly Cloning the World's Largest (and Oldest) Trees What Death Looks Like: A Fast-Spreading Wave

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