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Ant orientation and memory
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Posted January 21 2017 - 7:06 PM
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Looks like ant orientation is a lot more complex than anticipated. Ants can visually analyze and remember their environments and keep on their path even if they cannot see where they are going. And they have a good memory as well as they can easily find back to food they had to leave behind when checking for a way back home.
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Posted January 21 2017 - 10:36 PM
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Yep, they also leave scent trails wherever they go.
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Posted January 22 2017 - 3:44 AM
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Not all of them - desert ants (like silver ants) and dinosaur ants (like Bull ants) usually don't (they heavily rely on optical flow and landmarks to find their way).
Edited by Serafine, January 22 2017 - 4:58 AM.
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Posted January 22 2017 - 3:58 AM
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