Army Ants. Photo by Bermix Studio ... These ants grow specific types of fungi, which serve as their primary food source. Leafcutter ants, a subset of these species, are perhaps the most famous for ...

Some species, such as army ants, leverage leaves and twigs to construct bridges, facilitating their movement across challenging landscapes. Leafcutter ants, in a display of agricultural tool use, ...

Have you ever imagined a bustling city beneath your feet, pulsing with life and humming with purpose—yet entirely hidden from ...

Imagine a world beneath your feet, teeming with tiny farmers and herders, where societies thrive on agriculture and animal ...

And no creature exemplifies the power of collective will quite like the army ant. The term army ants, however, is not specific to one type of ant. It applies to over 200 ant species with ...

Wherever there's dirt there's bound to be ants, but one particular group is so adept at blending in with the ground that they hold the name "dirt ant" (Basiceros) all to themselves. Now ...

They are Team 3792, also known as the Army Ants. The students in the Columbia Educational Robotics Foundation received the FIRST Impact Award at the 10,000 Lakes FRC Regional Tournament on March ...

“Apparently, once you have lived inside an army ant colony of millions of aggressive ants for long enough, you no longer need the gland,” explained postdoctoral scholar Sheila ...

It will also confirm that all three reports have been duly filed before the court proceeds. It is not clear where the suspects had originated with the ants.

Make friends with the natural world at the Butterfly Pavilion. The nonprofit's new interactive exhibit, "Legacies: Invertebrates of Mexico," features millipedes, scorpions, tarantulas and slipper ...