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Ant brains reveal how evolution turned hunger into parenting

Researchers have discovered that the evolution of parenting behaviors in ants is linked to the same brain systems that regulate hunger. The study reveals that specific chemical signals influence whether clonal raider ants will care for their larvae or abandon them, highlighting the intricate relationship between hunger and nurturing behaviors.

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