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Josh Arbon, Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Zoology, University of Cambridge

How animals prepare for war

Chacma baboons don't hang around in risky areas. Danita Delimont/Shutterstock

Battles between rival groups are a story as old as time. This sounds like a human story, but it is also one that is playing out across nature.

Conflict between groups of animals competing for territory and resources is widespread, and contests between animals can be dangerous. Getting ambushed, especially by a larger or more powerful group, can have disastrous consequences.

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