An ant species can amputate each other's legs and can also determine whether it is needed depending on the location of the wound, a new study finds. Ants are territorial and can get into rough ...
Following the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the world responded with public health measures, including nationwide ...
Ants navigate more efficiently when given energy-drink level doses of caffeine, reveals new research. The findings could lead to more effective poisons to control invasive insects, say scientists.
(CN) — For creatures as tiny and generally defenseless as ants, communication between members of a colony is essential for survival. It has long been known that ants use pheromones to communicate, but ...
Ants are packing up their families, including their queen, and hopping in a car for a ride to a new area where they can set up a home, according to a recent study. Yang recently published a paper in ...
Ants, milk and a pinch of culinary history: Researchers have investigated an unusual yoghurt recipe and find it does indeed work and bring extra flavour. But that doesn't mean you should try it. David ...
It's not just people who love the food in New York City. So do certain ants. The most common species of ant found on the pavements of New York City and in cities around the world has a taste for human ...
A bill introduced in North Carolina General Assembly could lead to a new study on controlling the fire ant population. House bill 513 would create a legislative study committee on the impact and ...
A pair of scientists from the University of Regensburg in Germany claim they've conducted a study that shows ants know when they don't know something, and that they react accordingly with doubt.
Florida carpenter ants were observed performing surgery on each other. An ant species can amputate each other's legs and can also determine whether it is needed depending on the location of the wound, ...
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