Description
For chimpanzees, ants, and bees, living together requires organization and decision-making. But how do they form societies without holding elections? An evening to delve into the heart of social systems in the animal world.
Meetings, alliances, power grabs, about-faces: what if politics were an old habit borrowed from the natural world? No ballot boxes, no ballots—and yet, have chimpanzees turned coups d’état into a national pastime? Did ants invent organized anarchy? Are marmots despotic monarchs who reign over their burrows? And did bees invent voting by a show of hands—or rather, a show of legs, six times over?
An evening to explore animal societies and leave wondering who—monkeys or humans—has best understood how to live together.
Rates
Free of charge.
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Opening times
On 5 November 2026
- 18:45 at 22:00
Location
Plan interactif : 1 lieux répertoriés.
- Lieu sans nom
Spoken languages
Spoken languages
