Forest fauna exhibit a sophisticated understanding of medicinal remedies comparable to human knowledge. For example, chimpanzees in Tanzania ingest the leaves of *Aspilia rudis*, a plant not typically included in their diet, to combat intestinal parasites, capitalizing on its anti-inflammatory properties. Likewise, pregnant African elephants consume the bark of the borage tree, a practice analogous to that of local human populations. Interspecies communication extends beyond predator-prey relationships; termites and weaver birds engage in collaborative nest construction, exchanging early warnings of potential threats. Dolphins employ sea sponges as tools to protect their rostrums while foraging on the seabed, a learned behavior transmitted across generations. Furthermore, sea turtles demonstrate remarkable navigational capabilities, undertaking migrations spanning thousands of miles…