Environment
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Researchers Observe Strategy of Social Parasitism in Ants
Like human being, ant colonies also have slackers called social parasites. They tag along cooperative and hardworking communities to 'forge an evolutionary shortcut'. This way they don't have to work as much and drag themselves to comfort.
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