Animals
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Rock Ants Take a ‘Meandering’ Path in Predictable Pattern When Exploring Around Their Nest
Researchers from the Univeristy of Arizona discovered that rock ants explore their nests in striking, predictable patterns. To learn more, head over to Nature World News today!
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