leafcutter ant
Britishnoun
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A leafcutter ant carrying a flower petal inside a new exhibit in the American Museum of Natural History’s insectarium.Credit...
From New York Times
The scientists observed the insects mating near leafcutter ant nests, in which they laid their eggs.
From National Geographic
With a "super-macro" technique, even tiny hairs on a leafcutter ant's head are visible Using a "super-macro" imaging technique that combines dozens of 2-D photographs to produce one 3-D image, the project will result in an online ant database called Antweb.
From BBC
In the meantime, Chalmers had also been filming a war between two leafcutter ant colonies that were in close proximity to one another.
From Scientific American
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