The age-old question has prompted many bug lovers to keep ant farms, so they can watch how a colony of ants lives. But what ...

Yes, they're ants! NARRATOR:'There are lots of different types of ant, NARRATOR:'and they live all over the world. These ones are from Trinidad, NARRATOR:'and they're called leafcutter ants.

The study shows that the asteroid impact created favourable conditions for fungi to thrive on decaying plant material, ...

Various ant ... farm a group of species called coral fungi, and others engage in a more sophisticated form of agriculture involving fungi that are more adapted to this lifestyle. Leafcutter ants ...

Males don't do any work in the nest and are only produced by their colony during flying ant season. They develop from unfertilised eggs. After the nuptial flight, the male ants usually only live for ...

A study investigates the evolution of beneficial bacteria that live inside and on the surface of farming ants. Attine ants farm fungi, in one of the natural world's best-studied mutualistic symbioses.

Ant agriculture offers a glimpse into a system that has survived mass extinctions, climate change, and even infectious diseases.

The national average cost to hire an ant exterminator ... If you notice ants in your home, it may be because of structural issues or weak points in your home’s exterior. Sugar ants live up ...

the scientists were able to ascertain how long ago the ants and fungi branched into the families and species alive today. The researchers found that the ancestors of the modern ant-grown fungi ...

The presence of wings indicates an ant’s fertility—ants with wings are either queens or the drones whose job it is to mate with them. Enthusiastically social insects, ants typically live in ...

ADAM:'This is Planet Ant ... are gonna live their lives but there's gonna be no one to replace them so the colony will come to an end. ADAM:'There are lots of different types of ants in our ...

Alient Ant Farm’s packed sixth album ~mAntras~ takes in “growing up, divorce, children, family, death, band break-ups, surgeries, illness, health”, according to guitarist Terry Corso.