Class in the honey bee society
In honey bee society, a few larvae are chosen as queen bees and the majority of them are worker bees, that is the study just published in the Journal of Proteome Researc…
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In honey bee society, a few larvae are chosen as queen bees and the majority of them are worker bees, that is the study just published in the Journal of Proteome Researc…
Recently, a BBC crew made a scene of two queens working together in a group. Usually, each ant nest only exists a single queen.
Biologists from the Queen Mary School of Chemical and Biological Sciences at the University of London found that bees can calculate the best route between flowers.
The colonial ants attacked other colonies: Robbing and killing other colonial soldiers' ants or keeping enemy ants as slave ants. The ant colonial species is often consi…
Dr. Danny Reinberg, of New York University, was awarded the ants' epigenetics research to help determine the impact of lifestyle and environment on genes.
The Brazilian and Texas researchers have confirmed that ants plant Mycocepurus smithii.
There are similarities in brain disorders in insects and people with migraines, strokes and seizures. This opens up new directions for treating pharmaceuticals for these…
Scientists at the University of North Carolina and three other universities in Japan have demonstrated for the first time that lords can reproduce in both sexual and ase…
The members of the royal family are always ready to attack the female worker ants who intentionally perform the reproductive function.
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.
Whether or not bees choose to go for food, depending on their reserves
The fact that an ant becomes a powerful queen or a small worker ant depends on both nature and nurturing.
According to a professor at the Queen's University, plants living in areas outside their natural habitat are unlikely to improve their viability when global temperatures…