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Why does a thousand ant colonies never suffer from
Despite their small size, ants possess great social connections, especially in the way they work in groups.
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Son La: Rushing to see the giant white poisonous, strange and big mushroom like a nan fan
In recent days, on social networking sites, there has been a stir about the appearance of giant white mushrooms in Na Ca village (Muong Chanh commune, Mai Son district,…
Biology
The photo revealed the mosquito's feet and scales
A photograph of a mosquito footage from a scanning electron microscope of Steve Gschmeissner photographer fevered on social network Reddit with more than 32,000 likes, L…
Biology
The 'monster' caused many days of social network storm without anyone knowing what it was
Our green planet is full of weird creatures, so much so that even though it has been recognized for a long time by science, you still don't know what their names are.
Biology
Listening to the people of the net, the Japanese boy was always drinking wild mushrooms growing in the bathroom
Recently, the Chinese social network was stirred up by the disappearance of a foolish Japanese man, after having eaten wild mushrooms growing in the bathroom.
Biology
Discover algae fraud
They hunt, eat, cheat: unicellular algae shed light on the social life of microorganisms.
Biology
How is 'that' in plants?
If you do not take into account the social and complex factors such as the one-night or picky situation, the plants actually do it like an animal.
Biology
Gene helps increase rice yield and quality
First, scientists at the Academy of Social Sciences (China) conducted a study of Pakistan Basmati rice, a well-known world famous rice variety, and found that GW8 gene h…
Biology
Remember the smell of the enemy
The ant nests, one of the oldest and most effective social structures, can together form an integrated memory of their opponents. Experts at the University of Melbourne…
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Warriors of Jatai bees
Researchers at the University of Sussex, England discovered in colonies Jatai bees with soldier bees. This is the first study of soldier bees published in PNAS.
Biology
Social behavior of leaf-cutting ants is related to genes
Scientists found that the social behavior and symbiotic lifestyle of leaf-cutting ants is related to some special genes.
Biology
Flies also suffer from 'neighbors'
Two new studies are published in the September 11 edition of Current Biology, a Cell Press publication, revealing that fruit flies are also affected by neighbors.
Biology
Discover the key to the social status of ants
The fact that an ant becomes a powerful queen or a small worker ant depends on both nature and nurturing.
Biology
The 'corruption' of the royal class spread in the world of ants
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…
Biology
Enemies are also useful
It is thought that the complex social organization of some insects has grown to a level where individuals of these species cannot exist alone alone.