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Ant likes urban life
Thanks to the favorable living conditions, the coconut ant nests in the city contained several million individuals and tens of thousands of gods.
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Ants determine direction by smell
Thanks to the ability to sense many smells at once, a desert ant in Tusinia uses odor information to create an image of the surrounding environment.
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Gold ants
The photo of a tiny ant using a tooth holding an object 100 times its mass in an upside-down position won the first prize in a photo science competition in the UK.
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Is expected to dominate the world?
Argentine ant populations are growing throughout the world at a tremendous rate. Scientists began to mention this phenomenon seriously, whether they flooded the Earth,
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Ants Mycocepurus smithii reproduce completely asexually
The Brazilian and Texas researchers have confirmed that ants plant Mycocepurus smithii.
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The secret of ant's healing ability
According to US scientists, the chemical in an ant species in China can help create anti-inflammatory drugs, relieve pain and cure many other diseases.
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The incredible revival of green butterflies in the UK
British scientists miraculously cleared a large hill, bringing a familiar habitat to red-headed ants, an important food of extinct green butterflies.
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'Death scent' helps ants realize dead bodies
When an ant dies, other members will quickly bury it to prevent the risk of spreading the disease.
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Desert ants smell the way back to the nest
When lost in the desert, people often hang around in a deadlock circle. This prompted scientists to ask how the desert living organisms could find their way without a ma…
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'Western salary of women' in the ant world
US scientists have found a tropical ant species reproduce without mating with males. Their team is full of ants.
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Bitten by the biting just because she lied
The members of the royal family are always ready to attack the female worker ants who intentionally perform the reproductive function.
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Butterfly - a super-scammer
Butterflies hover around and seem to be very carefree with life. But scientists have discovered a butterfly that knows how to trick ants into feeding their babies.
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Ants are 'taking over' Europe
An ant species originating from the Black Sea region has invaded more than 100 areas in Europe and is heading north.
Biology
Art of dealing with traffic congestion of ants
It seems that ants have excelled in solving a problem that has made people worry for many years.