What I Saw in an Ant's Nest
What I Saw in an Ant's Nest
MONGST those spectacles and incidents in human existence which remain fixed on the memory of the spectator from their sad or unwonted…
What I Saw in an Ant's Nest: Bates
The workers appear to perform a never-ending round What I Saw in an Ant's Nest of duties. They build the nests, make the roads, attend to…
What I Saw in an Ant's Nest: Formica
In a single ant's nest a b more than one female FIG. 3. RED, OR HORSE-ANT (Formica may be found, the ants rufa). a, male; b, female…
What I Saw in an Ant's Nest: Darwin
That the relation between the ants and plant-lice are of very stable kind is proved by the interesting remarks of Mr. Darwin, who "removed…
What I Saw in an Ant's Nest: Polyergus
Pierre Huber, son of the famous entomologist, was the first to describe the slave-making instincts in a species (Polyergus rufescens) noted…
What I Saw in an Ant's Nest: Sanguineas
Mr. Darwin gives an interesting account of the different attitudes exhibited by the Sanguineas toward species of ants other than the black…
What I Saw in an Ant's Nest: Carpenter
Let Dr. Carpenter speak as an authority on such a subject. "The whole nervous system of invertebrated animals, then, may be regarded as…