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The science of how fireflies stay in sync

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Scientists have found that male fireflies in South Carolina synchronize their mating flashes by following local interaction rules, a discovery presented at an American Physical Society meeting. This research could provide insights into cellular and neural synchronization and inspire new designs for drone communication systems. For content creators, understanding such natural phenomena can offer innovative approaches to visual storytelling and educational content creation.

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