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The Ant's Story Introduction

De Holdoble, by Wilson; Translated by Xiahou Bing.

This is a comprehensive introduction to ants.

Another of the author's books, The Ant, was published in 1990 and received great academic success and unusually wide social attention, earning it the Pulitzer Prize.

In order to make it easier for the general reader to read, the author removed the academic content of the book as much as possible and wrote the book in more popular language.

In this interesting book, the author gives a detailed introduction to the way ants live, their unique social form, strict social organization, scientific social division of labor, etc., and explains why ants have achieved such amazing success in their own world. The authors' findings suggest that the "quick and irresistible" power of sincere cooperation among members of the ant world is the main reason why ants continue to survive and thrive effectively despite nature and many natural predators. And all this is achieved with the help of a high-level tuxedo of chemical exchange; The mixture of substances released by ants from different parts of the body constitutes a wonderful "language", which effectively distinguishes friend from foe and neatly organizes the action of common survival.

In this book, which is not very complicated, the author introduces ant populations all over the world, especially gives a very interesting detailed explanation of the social form of the ant world that is quite similar to humans, so that people can learn a lot of biological knowledge in a relaxed and enjoyable pastime reading, and thus deeply call every reader to environmental awareness.

About the Author

Berth Höldobler is Professor of Behavioural Physiology and Sociobiology at the Theodor Beauweri Institute at the University of Würzburg. He is also the recipient of the Alexander von Humboldt Prize for Senior Scientists of the United States and the G.W. Leibniz Prize of Germany. Until 1990, he was a professor of zoology at Harvard University.

Edward O. Wilson is a professor at Pellegrino University at Harvard and director of the Department of Entomology at the Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology. In addition to being a two-time Pulitzer Prize, Wilson has received numerous scientific prizes, including the National Medal of Science of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences and the Cratford Prize.

Ants like to eat sweets, the white sugar at home can easily attract ants, in addition, ants like to eat insects, such as locusts' earthworms, and also eat plant seeds, if you have ever seen an ant hole, you will see a lot of seed chaff at the mouth of the hole.

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It turns out that in the world of crows, swans are guilty.

Some people's casual words will ruin someone else's brilliant life.

I don't know how long I learned to talk about the reputation of the ants, but it takes a lifetime to learn to shut up.

From Tik Tok. One day, the little ant said to his beloved ant: "I found a love lake, let's roll our shirts and go to play secretly, I just say to you a little ant!" ”

The little ants get lost and can't find the nest.

But in a hurry, I happened to see its friend passing by.

So he rushed over and shouted:

Dude, you, you. How to go back to the ant nest".

The friend was stunned for a moment, and then asked rhetorically, "Bring it." Bring. Laughing or silent? ”