Animals
Urban Ants Prefer Junk Food Over Natural Sources
Experts have long known that, just like humans, not all ants are created equal. Even colonies of the same species may have different collective personalities depending on where their nest is. Now a new study has found that ants living in urban environments have learned to prefer junk food far more than their rural counterparts.
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