Biology
The Behavioral Mechanisms Driving the Spread of Invasive Ant Species
Quick fact
Argentine ants, a notorious invasive species, can form 'supercolonies' spanning thousands of kilometers, where ants from different nests treat each other as family instead of fighting—a key behavioral trait that fuels their explosive spread.
Why this is interesting
You've probably seen ants marching in a line, but some ants are conquerors that can take over entire ecosystems. What makes certain ant species such successful invaders?