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Queen ants can learn how to be single mothers - Vimarsana News

Queen ants can learn how to be single mothers

A study shows that a lack of workers prompts colony leaders to take on caregiver roles for the offspring

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How Can Ant and Termite Queens Live So Long? | Science - Vimarsana News

How Can Ant and Termite Queens Live So Long? | Science

Scientists are working to understand the matriarchs, who can survive decades while investing huge amounts of energy into reproduction

How Can Ant and Termite Queens Live So Long? | Science - Vimarsana News

How Can Ant and Termite Queens Live So Long? | Science

Scientists are working to understand the matriarchs, who can survive decades while investing huge amounts of energy into reproduction

Social isolation behaviour in ants is similar to that of humans and other social mammals: Study - Vimarsana News

Social isolation behaviour in ants is similar to that of humans and other social mammals: Study

URL copied Image Source : INSTAGRAM/MATHEN13 Social isolation behaviour in ants is similar to that of humans and other social mammals: Study  COVID-19 pandemic has not only isolated humans from their loved ones but also the ants. Yes! A recent study by an Israeli-German research team has revealed that ants react to social isolation similar to humans and other social mammals. The findings of the recent study by researchers at Johannes Gutenberg Universitaet Mainz has revealed alterations to the social and hygienic behaviour of ants that had been isolated fro...

Ant responses to social isolation resemble those of humans - Vimarsana News

Ant responses to social isolation resemble those of humans

Credit: photo/©: Susanne Foitzik, JGU Ants react to social isolation in a similar way as do humans and other social mammals. A study by an Israeli-German research team has revealed alterations to the social and hygienic behavior of ants that had been isolated from their group. The research team was particularly surprised by the fact that immune and stress genes were downregulated in the brains of the isolated ants. "This makes the immune system less efficient, a phenomenon that is also apparent in socially isolating humans - notably at present during the COVID-19 crisis," said Professor Susa...