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.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Ant.
180 published items.
It seems that ants have excelled in solving a problem that has made people worry for many years.
The blind ant species live underground by evolutionary biologist Christian Rabeling (University of Texas, Austin) discovered in the Amazon rainforest is the descendants…
The fact that an ant becomes a powerful queen or a small worker ant depends on both nature and nurturing.
According to researchers at the University of Leeds and Copenhagen, the world of ants is far from being a collaborative social model, it is flooded with fraud and corrup…
According to a group of Danish researchers at the University of Copenhagen, the ant ants of some ants have a very good memory. The study was conducted on a cocoa plantat…
Excess fat seems to be unacceptable for sports athletes, but with ants, it's a matter of survival and they do everything they can to store energy.
Desert ants on the journey to feed use clues in the sky to navigate the way home. But with very few marks on the vast void, scientists wondered why
After two years of research on ant species, two professors Nigel Franks and Tom Richardson at Bristol University (UK) have discovered evidence of how to guide and teach…
Located in Western Australia, 2600km from the coast, there is an island with an extremely impressive name: Christmas Island - also known as Christmas Island.
Nicole Webinger, a woman living in Minnesota, USA, shared a video about the strange scene that took place between ants and bumblebee, Science Alert on August 22 reported.
African Matabele ants can become nurses, taking care of the injured fellow when they join the bait.
Tobias is a special dog whose mission is to sniff out ... ants. It sounds strange, but it's completely real.
Perhaps you also understand that this world still has many strange little-known animals. Not necessarily because they appear less often, but sometimes because we rarely…