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Which animals are mathematicians?
Scientists have found that many animals have amazing "mathematical talents". Here are just a few examples.

For example.

Bees, each of their hives is a regular hexagonal cylinder. One end of the hive is flat.

Angular opening, the other end is a chassis composed of three identical diamonds. All obtuse angles of this chassis are

109 28', and all acute angles are 70 32'-such an accurate "building", none of them.

Can a clever "mathematical mind" succeed?

Red-crowned crane, its "mathematical talent" is unique. Red-crowned cranes always form "people" in the air in droves.

Words fly. The angle of the word "person" is always110-you can use a protractor if you don't believe me.

According to the photo measurement.

Corals carve 365 circular lines on the body wall every year, just one every day.

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Ants are also "little mathematicians". Every time I go out to carry food, big ants and small ants

The proportion of ants is always 1: 10. For every 10 small ant, one big ant is caught.

No offside.