Keep the kids occupied with activities ranging from free sand playgrounds to a fish farm boat tour. Read more at straitstimes ...
Plus, Francesca DiMattio's collection for Calico Wallpaper, a must-see exhibition on iconoclastic architect Bruce Goff, Mehdi ...
Here are some of the TV highlights coming up starting Saturday, November 15, including I’m a Celebrity, Cooper & Fry and ...
Is Alaska next? As if the Alaska commercial salmon fishing business didn’t already have enough problems, now some Michelin chefs have the knives out. WildFish, a charity based in the United ...
That’s the Forney Museum of Transportation in Denver – a 70,000-square-foot wonderland of wheels that somehow flies under the radar of both locals and tourists alike. Let me tell you, this isn’t your ...
Discover the fascinating step-by-step process of creating a unique, spider-shaped DIY ant farm from scratch. Watch as acrylic ...
For some would-be ant queens, the easiest way to take over a colony is to dupe its worker ants into committing regicide.
A new study published in Current Biology documented the queen of an ant species dethroning the queen of another species using ...
The biological sex of an ant is determined by whether an individual ant is haploid or diploid. In other words, it depends on whether they have one set or two sets of chromosomes in the nuclei of their ...
The rising cases appear to be affecting the air quality index in the city, as it rose to 207 on Sunday, which falls in the poor category; PPCB has imposed ₹3 lakh as environmental compensation over ...
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Parasitic Queens Trick Ant Daughters into Murdering Their Own Mothers
As if stealing the new queen's throne wasn't enough, these parasitic ants trick the workers into killing their own queen.
For the first time, scientists have documented a plant that mimics the smell of injured ants to attract pollinators. A dogbane species native to Japan, releases chemical compounds that match the odor ...
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