When Ants Attack »
Posted By myfairlady 1 month ago in Science & TechnologyResearchers have identified and synthesized the chemical cues by which Argentine ants distinguish colony-mates from rivals. By exploiting these chemicals, researchers have demonstrated that normally friendly Argentine ants can turn against each other and fight.
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