Everything about Oecophylla smaragdina: The Weaver Ants

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When we think of ants, we picture tireless workers: farmers tending fungi, soldiers defending colonies, scouts searching for food, or nurses caring for brood. But ants as weavers? That role belongs to one of the most remarkable ant species on Earth: Oecophylla smaragdina, also known as the Asian weaver ant or green tree ant.

The Jet Ant (Lasius fuliginosus): A Master Builder and Ecological Powerhouse

The War of the Ants: Spies, Siege, and Kamikazes

Ants, despite their small size, exhibit an astonishing level of aggression and strategic warfare. Much like humans, they engage in territorial expansion, espionage, and even kamikaze tactics to ensure the survival of their colonies. This ongoing war of ants has shaped the ecosystems in which they reside, leading to remarkable adaptations and evolutionary arms races.

Scientists Discover 113-Million-Year-Old Ant Fossil That Rewrites Evolution

Groundbreaking Discovery: Scientists Unveil 113-Million-Year-Old Ant Fossil That Rewrites Evolution

Iridomyrmex purpureus – The Meat Ants of Australia

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Iridomyrmex purpureus, commonly known as meat ants, stand out for their fascinating lifestyle, social organization, and ecological significance.

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