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We must all become Doctor Dolittles and listen to the wisdom of animals

We could learn much from animal behaviour about cooperation, self-sacrifice and climate change with the imaginative use of technology, says James Bridle

Worker honey bees, Apis mellifera, exchange food. [Getty Images]
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