Cells and Societies

Exploring the communication and social structures of various species, the book highlights how different organisms, from howling monkeys to amoebae, utilize unique forms of language and social coordination to meet basic biological needs. By examining creatures such as red deer, seals, and social insects, the author uncovers a fundamental pattern in the functions of feeding, reproduction, and social interaction that transcends species, illustrating the interconnectedness of life on Earth.