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Leafcutter Ants Were Farming Millions of Years Before Humans
Walk through a forest in Central or South America and you may see a moving green line on the ground: thousands of…
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Poison Dart Frogs Don’t Make Their Own Poison. Here’s Where It Actually Comes From
Some poison dart frogs carry enough toxin in their skin to kill several adult humans, all packed into an animal small enough…
Insight
The Strangler Fig: The Rainforest Tree That Starts by Killing Its Host
Walk into a mature rainforest and you’ll eventually find one: a massive, lattice-like trunk, made of what looks like dozens of woody…
Insight
The Wood Wide Web: What Trees Actually Share Underground
Walk into any old forest and the quiet is deceptive. Under your feet, a web of fungal threads finer than hair is…