When scientists constructed a puzzle-solving task and pitted teams of people against teams of ants, the insects sometimes ...

Researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science published a study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, ...

The team also looked at cricket behavior after they were integrated into the host ant colony. In these situations, the crickets didn’t move uniformly around the colony. Instead, they remained ...

There are only two animals capable of transporting an object so large that it can only be moved by cooperating: humans and ants. And not every species in the Formicidae family is capable of such a ...

As the term 'ant procession' suggests, ants move in a line, following the ant ... Warriors and his team proposed applying ant behavior to automobiles, saying, 'We think that ant behavior can ...

While often deadly to the insects themselves, Nehring’s team made sure to ... on a nest’s intruders. Moving forward, the biologists hope to look into how much ants can adapt their olfactory ...

Some teams of ants solved the puzzle faster than some teams of humans ... Imagine, he said, you’re helping move furniture, and you’re in a position where you can’t see what’s ahead. You would hold up ...

Distancing incidents were comparatively rare.” The team also looked at cricket behavior after they were integrated into the host ant colony. In these situations, the crickets didn’t move uniformly ...