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How Ants Help Healthy Forest Regeneration, Mutual Seed Dispersal
New research revealed ants' vital contribution to maintaining ecosystems and biodiversity, especially forest regeneration. The animal-mediated seed dispersal in forests is crucial to promote plant growth. Read here.
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Ants 'Escaping Rising Water' Responsible for Causing Power Outage in Broome, Western Australia
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Researchers Provided Information on Many Hybridization Episodes Between Two Wood Ant Species That Are Predicted
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Harvard Researchers Develop Robots Based on Ants to Escape Prison
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Ant Encased in Amber May Just Be An Entirely Different Species
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Ants Can Be Effective Natural Pesticides
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Group of Ants Function Similarly to Neural Networks in the Brain, New Study Suggests
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Invasive Fire Ants Moved to a New "Wetter" Environment After Old Hills Damaged by Wildfire
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Invasive 'Tawny Crazy Ants' Have Finally Met Their Match, Murder Fungus
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Researchers Proves the Division of Ant Roles Which Has Been Dated 100 Million Years Ago
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Students in Panama Discover Ants That Can Fix Damaged Trees Within 24 Hours!
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A Single Protein in Ants Can Determine if it is a Worker or a Queen, Reveals New Study
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Researchers Observe Strategy of Social Parasitism in Ants
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