Florida Carpenter Ants Perform Life-Saving "Surgeries" On Wounded Nestmates
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Ants are known for their teamwork. The tiny insects work together to build homes, find food, and care for their young. Now, a new study has found that Florida carpenter ants even perform life-saving "surgeries" to save their nestmates. This remarkable social behavior has never been observed in a non-human species before.
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- gtornado28469달I think it will be fine because there are alot AND I MEAN ALOT of ants so a few will be ok.......
- lolfortnitegod10달Also there are quadrillions of ants (several million per person, there's an estimated 8 billion people) so don't feel bad. this is like taking away one grain of sand from a beach. there's no effect.
- lolfortnitegod10달POV: You: "Yeah doc, I just have a small scratch in my leg." Doc: "Yeah, we have to amputate that." (Starts biting off your leg)
- kopewaletydy10달I feel bad for the ants :(
- reaganhall10달these ants could really be future doctors!!! No like I'm serious!
- cadeymoory10달I don't know but is the other ant. his brother or sister
- kronoic10달Nahhh they injured the ants for science, so there apart of something greater, plus there ants and got healed anyways,
- dubbox10달Poor ants. Did the scientists HAVE to hurt them? Besides, I feel bad for the ants.😔
- dubbox10달It may be easy to find injured ants in the Room. But out there, it's gonna take a long time and the injured ant might have died already
- hamziwamzi10달it would be hard to find a hurt ant. plus, its just 100 ants there are so many more of them.