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• Aggressive Ants Losing Ground to Invasive Ants - Douglas Quenqua, NYT
• Ant Executions Serve a Greater Purpose - Rockefeller University
• First Known 'Social Chromosome' Found - Elizabeth Norton, Science Now
• Five Scary Bugs You Don't Want to Mess With - Liat Clark, Wired UK
• The 'Zombie Ant' Fungus Has a Fungus - Katherine Harmon, Scientific Am.
• Ant Colonies Are Democracies - Joel Shurkin, Inside Science
• Do Slime Molds Have Better Memory than Ants? - Brandon Keim, Wired
• Birds Addicted to Rubbing Themselves with Ants - Robert Krulwich, NPR
• Ant Communication: The 'Anternet' - Tekla Perry, IEEE Spectrum
• Parasitic Birds: Freeloaders at the Ant Parade - Natalie Angier, NY Times
• Ancient Flower Needs Ants to Survive - Ed Yong, Discover Blogs
• Ants, Not DARPA, Invented the Internet? - David Szondy, Gizmag
• Scientists to Tag Ants to Learn Colony Behavior - Mark Kinver, BBC News
• Empathy: Can a Rat Feel Your Pain? - Matt Ridley, Wall Street Journal
• Britain Prepares for 'Flying Ant Day' - Michael McCarthy, The Independent
• Does World's Smallest Fly Decapitate Ants? - Entomological Soc. America
• Older Male Ants Single Out Younger Rivals for Death - Science Codex
• Carnivorous Plant Employs Bodyguard Ants - Charles Choi, Live Science
• Insect Uses Dead Ants as Camouflage - Joseph Stromberg, Smithsonian
• 'Zombie-Ant' Fungus Under Attack by Another Fungus - Penn State Univ.
• Humanity Resembles Ants More than Chimps - Jennifer Viegas, Discovery
• Why Insects Shouldn't Steal Food from Ant Traps - Ed Yong, Discover
• Why Ants and Humans Share Superpowers - Natalie Angier, Smithsonian
• Ant Colonies Can Only Get So Big - Meera Senthilingam, Cosmos Magazine
• Ant Supercolonies Defying Evolution? - Kristian Sjogren, ScienceNordic
• Ants Programmed to Become 'Supersoldiers' - Victoria Gill, BBC News
• Odorous House Ants Invade Hawaii - Purdue University
• Individual Ants Can Act as Leaders - Danielle Venton, Wired
• Warring Ants Know Their Enemies - Victoria Gill, BBC News
• Ant Colonies Challenge 'Six Degrees of Separation' - University of Arizona
• 'Zombie' Ants Bite at High Noon, Then Die - Ker Than, National Geographic
• Gigantic Ants Crossed Arctic in Warm Temperature - Richard Black, BBC
• Fire Ants: Waterproof, Indestructible Fabric? - Dan Nosowitz, PopSci
• Fungus Turns Ants into Zombies - Wynne Parry, Live Science
• Global Fire Ant Invasion Started in U.S. - Susan Milius, Science News
• Invasion of the Crazy Incestuous Ants - Michael Marshall, NewScientist
• Ant Genome May Hold Clue to Complex Society - Nat'l Science Foundation
• Leaf-Cutter Ants 'Retire' When Teeth Wear Out - Emma Brennand, BBC
• Ant Colonies Act Like Superorganisms - Waters & Holbrook, Live Science
• Ants Lead Way to Faster Computer Networks - Matt Kaplan, Nature News
• Slavemaker Ants Attack the Strong, Not the Weak - Ella Davies, BBC News
• What Can Ants Teach Us About Conflict Resolution? - Science Daily