Unexpected xx

On a sunny Saturday, birds are singing and flowers are fragrant.

It's no fun being alone at home. What should I do? I looked around. At this moment, my wandering eyes stay in the clear sky outside the window. My heart suddenly lit up. "Go out and read for a while. It's a beautiful day outside. How beautiful it is to stay under the tree and read. "

There is a small garden behind my house. As soon as spring comes, the garden is quietly full of small flowers of various colors, often attracting small butterflies of various colors to stay around them. On the edge of the big water tank under the tree, a group of idle Dendrolimus punctatus leisurely gathered in several small piles.

"It's so hot, you are really, how uncomfortable it is to be so crowded together!" Out of "love" (actually, I want to play a trick), I broke the branches, separated them and placed them on the edge of the column. It's like drying cabbage. I am proud to see their honesty. Sit down and read a book.

Time passed unconsciously, and I returned to reality from the sad story. Look at the watch: "Ah, it's time for lunch!" " "I threw the book on the stool and stood up.

Inadvertent glance, my eyes fell on the edge of the tank: Oh, it's amazing, the Dendrolimus punctatus has lined up just now and is crawling around the edge of the tank. They crawled while rotating, and there was a narrow halo on the edge of the cylinder.

"Ha, interesting. That's interesting. What is this? When did they start climbing mountains? " These questions flashed through my mind.

After dinner, it is already one o'clock in the afternoon. God, it takes me an hour to eat a meal!

I looked outside. It's a good time of day, and the sunshine looks much softer.

Back under the tree, I glanced at the big water tank. The ribbon on it is a little wider. The caterpillar is still crawling tirelessly. Oh, my God, my God, are they going to climb down tirelessly like this? Don't they know that touching the edge of the cylinder is a dead end? Don't they have lunch?

I thought it over. I remember reading a book before. Many animals have the nature of "following the wind". I looked at the ribbon that was still widening. Is it the same with Dendrolimus punctatus? But this team, end to end, end to end, end to end, has no leader. Why?

Ah, I see. Dendrolimus punctatus only follows the front. In this circle, there is a worm in front of every worm. No wonder. But what if one is missing? I picked up a branch and a pine caterpillar, but the one behind me quickly climbed up and filled the gap. I adjusted the head of another Dendrolimus punctatus, and the stupid guy slipped out of the tank. Then, the last one followed the first one and slipped down the cylinder one by one. The worm trapped for three hours finally got out of the misery.

I know why Dendrolimus punctatus walks in circles, but why does it spin silk while walking? With this question, I opened the insect book.

It says that Dendrolimus punctatus will always follow the caterpillar in front to find food, and it will go wherever the caterpillar in front goes. As for the problem of spinning, it says that there are two reasons: 1. Dendrolimus punctatus spins silk to show home; 2. A team of caterpillars walk together, spinning silk to make the road behind softer, so that they are comfortable and everyone is comfortable. I was shocked.

The book also says that Dendrolimus punctatus is a lower animal, which can't think and can only follow.

But I have some new ideas. How do inferior animals pave the way for everyone? How can people with low self-esteem have such a strong sense of group? How can lower animals have so many people with lower IQ? Why! "Why pave the way for others and keep it for yourself!" This is the idea of many people. They know that they are higher animals with the highest IQ, far higher than plants; But what they don't know is that the little caterpillar knows that they at least know how to pave the way for others. 1 high IQ. What is IQ alone? The collective strength is ten thousand times stronger than him!

I think the simple Dendrolimus punctatus defeated us in a sense.

Today, in addition to discovering the secret of Dendrolimus punctatus crawling in groups in nature, I have a little, no, many great gains. I found a luminescent substance in Dendrolimus punctatus that people lack temporarily.