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Sick Ant Pupae Can Signal Workers to Kill Them with a Unique Odor to Save Their Colony, Study Finds
The research focused on Lasius neglectus, a species of garden ant. Unlike adult workers, which can leave the nest to die when ...
Research shows that some ants have learned how to treat their wounds, revealing one of the clearest examples of medical ...
Invasive fire ants, first arriving in the U.S. in 1918, have spread throughout the Southeast, causing problems for residents and farmers. Adding to the problem, red and black fire ants are ...
Why would an ant walk in an endless circle until it dies of starvation and exhaustion? Known as an ant death spiral, or circular milling, this deadly phenomenon can cause hundreds of ants to follow ...
Ants are social insects and the Solenopsis invicta species -- known as the fire ant -- is no exception. The social interactions of this invasive insect, which comes from South America, are framed ...
The queens in colonies of social insects, such as ants, bees, and wasps, are considered the veritable embodiment of specialization in the animal kingdom. The common perception is that the queen's only ...
Source: Princeton University Press/with permission. Ants are fascinating and remarkably intelligent insects who live in complex social groups called colonies. 1,2 When I first learned about ant expert ...
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Inside the battle between bumble bees and invasive ants
Quick Take Argentine ants are a non-native, invasive species in the United States. They compete with bumble bees for prized ...
Professor Deborah Gordon recently sent hundreds of ants to the orbiting International Space Station. By studying how the ants adjust their behavior to cope with near-zero gravity conditions, ...
Despite having identical genes, carpenter worker ants vary wildly in their behaviors and appearances. Major workers fight off predators and are bulkier than minor workers that gather food and tend to ...
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Researchers sound alarm after observing behavior of African lions: 'Very serious'
"What happens next?" Researchers sound alarm after observing behavior of African lions: 'Very serious' first appeared on The Cool Down.
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