A large group of insects moving together, or to move in large numbers toward something.
From Old English 'swearm,' related to German 'Schwarm.' The word originally described a group of bees leaving a hive together, and expanded to mean any large crowd moving as one unit.
Honeybees swarm to establish new colonies, and the patterns they use to communicate positions of flowers through 'waggle dances' inspire modern search algorithms—nature's original data network.
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