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Study reveals that an invasive ant species is impacting tree cover in an East African wildlife area, making it harder for lions to hunt zebras.
An invasive ant known as the big-headed ant has impacted what lions can hunt, according to a new study.
A new study explores a disruptive force in the delicate African ecosystem that holds consequences for even top predators like lions. The big-headed ant, first recorded on the island of Mauritius, has been traveling the world as an invasive species, per The Atlantic, and is now complicating animal life in the African savannas. According to Scientific American, an important plant in the savanna ecosystem is the whistling-thorn tree.
An invasive species of the insects caused a chain reaction in the savanna that left the big cats unable to hunt zebras