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Tropical trees built homes for ants. Wasps are taking them over

Predatory wasps are invading homes constructed by tropical trees that traditionally harbor ant defenders, which may jeopardize a longstanding mutualistic relationship essential for the trees' protection against herbivorous pests. This shift could have significant implications for forest ecosystems and biodiversity.

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