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Marvel's Ant-Man And Its Movie Science [EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW]
University of Arizona social-insect researcher Daniel Charbonneau talks with us about enormous, pet-sized ants, Yellow-Jacket arch-enemies, and the concept of leadership among ants--and Marvel's $157 million box-office hit, Ant-Man.
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