Biology
Leafcutter Ants Work Together, Processing Leaves For Nutrients Underground [VIDEO]
Researchers have documented how leafcutter ants process leaves into nutrients underground. The remarkable nimble ants rely on a division of labor to get food on the table and conserve energy, thus ensuring they remain healthy and strong – the better to suit the colony.
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