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Life among the ants by Vance Randolph is a popular scientific publication written in the early 20th century. The book surveys ant biology and natural history, focusing on anatomy, reproduction, social organization, and the striking behaviors of notable ant groups.
It opens with a brief guide to key ant literature, then explains the ant’s body, senses, and internal systems before outlining castes, mating flights, colony founding, and complete metamorphosis. The core chapters profile specialized societies: harvesting ants that store seeds (and how their activities disperse plants), fungus-growing Attini that cultivate a single domesticated fungus in leaf-fed gardens, honey ants whose “replete” workers hang as living honey stores, and legionary or driver ants that form marauding columns, bridge gaps with their bodies, and even suspend themselves in living clusters. It examines slave-making ants in two forms: the versatile Formica sanguinea, which raids neighbors for brood yet can live wi
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