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These stunningly detailed 3D images of ants showcase the remarkable diversity across their species
An estimated 20 quadrillion ants belonging to more than 15,000 known species currently crawl across the Earth. Those huge ...
Ant trails are easy to spot and can alert you to a new infestation of ants in your home. Scout ants leave the colony to search for food, and when they find it, they lay down a pheromone trail for the ...
The U.S. Forest Service is giving kids (and adults) the chance to submit name suggestions for a recently discovered species of ant, as an exercise to teach students how new species get their ...
Scientists created a massive digital library of ants using synchrotron X-ray scanning, robotics, and artificial intelligence.
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Rare Japanese ant species is made entirely of queens, no workers
A newly described ant species found in Japan reproduces without males and maintains colonies composed entirely of queens, a ...
Astonished scientists have discovered a previously unknown species of ant after scanning a 20-million-year-old block of amber. Researchers from Germany, France, and Poland made the remarkable find ...
Researchers have uncovered an unusual survival strategy in Iberian harvester ants that turns basic biology on its head: The queens can produce eggs that develop into two different ant species. A team ...
New research is indicating that invasive foreign ants that have hitched rides on global imports are slowly becoming the dominant species in the state of Florida. Populations of non-native leaf-litter ...
We tend to think of agriculture as a human innovation. But insects beat us to it by millions of years. Various ant species cooperate with fungi, creating a home for them, providing them with nutrients ...
In a nod to the Harry Potter series, the menacing visage of Lord Voldemort has inspired the name of a newly discovered Australian ant species, Leptanilla voldemort. With over 14,000 known ant species ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One Iberian harvester ant queen gave birth to two different species: an Iberian harvester male (left) and a Messor structor male. ...
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