Scollr @scollr.com · Jun 6 Bacteria do not always move like single cells. In swarming motility, dense groups can spread across a surface together. The edge crawls outward, patterns form, and the motion starts to look less like individual swimming. 1/4
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The research view is more interesting than "tiny things move as a group." Flagella, surface chemistry, cell density, alignment, and local conditions can all shape how the swarm expands. 2/4