Ants: Brief Books about Big Ideas
- Series : Reflections
- Publisher : Johns Hopkins University Press
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A brief but engaging look at the fascinating world of ants. Exhibiting highly advanced social structures, the ability to control and manipulate other organisms, and the use of medicinal substances and tools, ants are more like humans than we might think. Like humankind, ants have multiplied on every continent on the globe, except Antarctica. Follow along as Offenberg delves into the complex world of ants: the architecture they build, the exciting societies in which they live, and the clever methods they use to survive.
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