Researchers studied ants' movement to understand traffic efficiency. They found ants travel in organized platoons without ...

The engineering and defensive skills of red wood ants help the endangered species transcend its small stature in the natural world.

Ants, with their highly organized social behavior, have long inspired research. In particular, they have often inspired ...

Ants despise vinegar and it helps remove their pheromone trails. Dilute white vinegar with water in a 1:1 ratio and spray ...

Halt the party by cleaning up their food source, and spray a cleaning solution on the surface to wipe up and destroy the pheromone trail, says Suiter. Set out ant baits. It’s tempting to spray ...

A study conducted by UniTrento researchers examined ant trails to find out how they manage to avoid congestion thanks to ...

The researchers from Nara Women’s University and other institutions said a whiff of a pheromone found naturally on the body surface of the Japanese carpenter ant, a native species, causes the ...

Scout ants leave a pheromone-based scent trail so that other ants can find ... Mix equal parts vinegar and water and put in a ...

That ant might be a queen ... Meanwhile the troops are spraying formic acid, which burns the nostrils like a whiff of ammonia. They're also releasing alarm pheromones, from that upraised rear ...