Humans are not the only animals who know of democracy.

 

In the light of continuous election negotiations, the repeated phrase is that people who separate humans apart from animals are democracy. Okay, this is not completely true. Animal leaders can not be elected, but they vote! In many species, voting has been organized to make regular decisions such as to move or move the place or place in camp.
Bees



Occasionally when bee colonies become very big, the queen leaves the colony with half the workers, while a new daughter takes the existing group. The old queen and her bees go to a certain distance, rest on the trees, and send scouts in all directions to look at a new place to call at home. When scouts come back, they communicate their information through a unique dance.
During the days, other bees start voting for places by confirming the location of the favorite scouts, many scouts leave their dance and are also included in it. The final decision is not taken by the queen, but consensus by the majority, the highest number of dancers in the scout takes the group to their place.
Wild dogs
 
They run in animal packets such as the hayena and vote to fix the time of the hunt. When one of the dogs thinks it is a hunting time, then it sneezes. A supporter will be hiding to indicate their side to the victim. As more dogs are involved in sneezing, the pack has to decide whether to hunt or if there is a majority, then they prey
Old, strong male dogs have to be squeezed only once or twice, while the weaker, smaller dog has to be squeezed repeatedly to indicate its appetite. Many times, weaknesses are weaned with silence, due to small sneezing
Macaque
 
 
These hungry fruit eating monkeys often vote in which direction their group should move forward in order to get more fruits through the forests of South Asia. Whenever they relax, a person who wants to go in a certain direction, will go ahead in this way and wait for others. not everything; Some monkeys offer alternative directions and walk their way. The remaining group voted due to standing with one of the candidates. By a consensus through the majority, the decision is made once again as soon as a group becomes larger, smaller groups leave their choices and side with big people.
Voting and candidacy is not limited to adults or women; Vote for all monkeys of all sizes, ages and sexes. After this kind of process baboons are also there may be a social hierarchy between them, but everyone voted.
Buffalo

According to the large cousins ​​of our water-loving herbs in Africa, in whose directions their herds should move through a complex physical exercise. In the flock, women lie on their side while lying in their direction of direction and lie in front of their head in which they want to go. Different animals offer various options in the group and the exercise goes for an hour or two, generally look like animals or are relaxing around, a common consensus emerges when a large number of buffalo Change in the same direction. The flock runs in the direction of the buffalo's head
The Meerkats

These desert mongolas are often easy prey for large hunters like Eagles and Snake Merakat always carry the group (which is called clans) for safety; A lonely masterpiece is a dead Merkat Occasionally, the person at risk of some clan or feel the risk and feel nervous if this sound is not one of the six essential alarm calls for the predators: on land and sky Establishing a low, medium and high urgency for the predators, but it is just persuasion, the tribunal decides that paying attention and speeding up or sticking for them is the speed. If more merchants get involved in noise and there is a majority vote, then the tribes increase the speed.
Ants
 
Rock Ents is perhaps the easiest and most cumbersome voting process for deciding on a new nest. They travel to each different site location, observe it well, and if satisfied, then just stay there. If their numbers are not created, they go to see who is voting and goes to the place where the largest number of stable ants are.