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Our claps are synchronized because us humans have a natural ability to create a constant rhythm. Starting out everywhere within moments the applause is synchronized. This is completely instinctual in a group environment.

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Applauding people has become an instinct for us representing the liking of a performance. This is closely related to the line of ants. It is not something that we are taught we know how to do this from such a young age. It is unclear why we developed this, I personally believe it had to do with the social behaviors one has.

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Humans live in these units that we are all aware of. This is because group behavior is linked to social behaviors. Also, in the past this helped increase the survival rate.

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Ants travel in lines for the purpose of making multiple trips to their nest and to find food.

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Both the human family unit and the line of ants have created this collective behavior for social and survival purposes.

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Early in the line of fish populations, they began to travel in groups for a greater survival rate. Now in today's time, this is not something that needed to be developed it is more instinctual. They do this in order to seem as a threat for larger creatures that consume them.

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Likewise to the birds, fish travel in groups. Their groups are not called flocks however, they are called schools.

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Early in birds ancestry line a population in the species began to migrate to escape the horrendous weather. Overtime, this became instinct for the birds. This means that it is not something that elder birds teach their young.

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Group behaviors are very common in the world we know. They are often presented in the form of patterns between individuals. This collective behavior has been studied by many professionals and has been decided that it is an instinctual behavior not one that can be learned.

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A group behavior that we see on an everyday basis is flocks of birds. Birds move individually with the neighboring birds in coherent flocks. This is known as self organization and is a common occurrence in nature.