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That reminds me, let me tell you something about communities. Ants make communities for they see strength in numbers. Honeybees make communities to ward off hornet attacks on their hives. Lions do it to make a successful kill. Chimps do it to rid themselves of ticks. What do you see in common?
And that makes people different from ants and lions , because people do things not only for food. I just couldn't go away without saying this .
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, because people do things not only for food. I just couldn't go away without saying this 
