It has been dubbed Flying Ant Day and it wreaks havoc on Brits forced to swat away amorous swarms gathering for their annual ...

Ants are all around us– whether they’re marching across your kitchen wall or quietly building a home in your garden. Most of the time, we barely notice them, until suddenly we do. But ants are ...

Ants born of human genes are more advanced, capable of using Nen, verbal communication, and sometimes retain memories of their human past.

Study reveals why ant queens eat infected offspring The queens who ate their infected larvae went on to lay 55 per cent more eggs than non-cannibalized control queens, indicating that the ...

Ant queens practice a grim but effective form of childcare, eating their own sick larvae to recycle them into new, healthier eggs. A new study shows that by consuming their infected offspring, the ...

Ant queens eat their infected offspring at the first sign of illness a study led by the University of Oxford has shown.

Queen ants devour their infected young before a disease can spread, using the extra energy to lay more eggs.

One such animal should be the clonal raider ant, which produces daughter after genetically identical daughter directly from an unfertilized ovum through parthenogenesis, a method of asexual ...

Winged ants emerge from the soil on hot summer days with one goal: find a mate — fast. These insects are annoying, but experts say they play a vital role in the environment.

Feasting on family members may be an unorthodox way for ant queens to keep their fledgling colonies from being overrun by lethal fungi ...