Why is "Lasius" trending?

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• Parasitic matricide, ants chemically compel host workers to kill their own queen - EurekAlert!
• This parasitic ant tricks workers into killing their own queen - Science | AAAS
• Parasitic ant tricks workers into killing their queen, then usurps her - New Scientist
• Mating-induced patterns of spermathecal fluid protein expression in two eusocial insect species, Lasius niger and Apis mellifera - Nature
• Silent Invasion: How Parasitic Queens Make Ants Kill Their Mother - JAPAN Forward
• Watch an invading queen ant trick workers into killing their mother - National Geographic
• Game of tiny thrones: Parasitic ants grab power by turning workers against their queen - news - Mongabay
• Scientists uncover an ant assassination scheme that helps a parasitic queen rise to power - CNN
• This parasitic ant tricks workers into committing matricide - Science News
• These Ants Kill Their Own Queen - Nautilus | Science
• Synergistic effect of the next generation insecticide flupyradifurone with a fungal pathogen in the ant Lasius niger - Nature
• Parasitic Queens Trick Ant Daughters into Murdering Their Own Mothers - ZME Science
• New Study Discovers Parasitic Ant Queens Can Trigger Workers to Kill Their Own Queen: 'Very Brutal' - People.com
• Parasitic ants use chemical spray to make workers kill their queen - 동아사이언스
• Ant Research: The Story Behind the Lasius Work by Three Alumni of the Phil Ward Lab - UC Agriculture and Natural Resources
• Infected ant pupae send chemical signals for their own sacrifice - 동아사이언스
• Integrative taxonomy reveals cryptic diversity in North American Lasius ants, and an overlooked introduced species - Nature
• Comparison of the simplest diets to find the most effective one in developing ant colonies of Lasius niger - Nature
• Ant Lasius niger joining one-way trails go against the flow - Nature
• Predation of ant species Lasius alienus on tick eggs: impacts of egg wax coating and tick species - Nature
• Morphology of the tentorium in the ant genus Lasius Fabricius (Hymenoptera: Formicidae) - Nature
• Parasitic Ant Queens Use Chemical Warfare To Incite Revolutions Against Reigning Queens - IFLScience
• Flying ant day: When winged ants take their nuptial flight - Natural History Museum
• A spatiotemporal analysis of the food dissemination process and the trophallactic network in the ant Lasius niger - Nature
• Why cannibal queens make a meal of fungus-ridden larvae - Nature
• Lasius niger - fighting workers (IMAGE) - EurekAlert!
• ‘Bad-smell’ ants trick other species into killing their own mother in dramatic display of matricide in nature - cp24.com
• 'Flying ant day' - What is it and when can we expect it to happen? - Leader Live
• Sick Ant Pupae Can Signal Workers to Kill Them with a Unique Odor to Save Their Colony, Study Finds - AOL.com
• Infamous ‘ManhattAnt’ species finally ID’d after infiltrating NYC for over a decade - New York Post
• Ant queens eat their own babies then recycle them to make new ones. Here's why - BBC Wildlife Magazine
• Invasive ‘ManhattAnts’ Are Taking Over New York City and Spreading Quickly - Smithsonian Magazine
• Country diary: black garden ants are quick to colonise the compost - The Guardian
• “Lasius glom,” male - Smithsonian Insider
• Pest spotlight: Central European bicolored ant, or ‘ManhattAnts’ - Pest Management Professional
• Alarming long-term effects of insecticides weaken ant colonies - Phys.org
• Meet the ManhattAnt, the ant that's taken New York's streets by storm - NPR
• Amphotis marginata (Coleoptera: Nitidulidae) a highwayman of the ant Lasius fuliginosus - PLOS
• Those flying ants in Boston are lovers, not fighters - WBUR
• Cleaning, but safely! Cocoons protect sensitive ant brood during toxic disinfection - EurekAlert!
• Specificity and transmission mosaic of ant nest-wall fungi - PNAS
• Naïve ants reach a food source quicker when encountering returning ants - Nature
• Country diary: the solitary ant will not live long - The Guardian
• Aggressive invasive ant species spreading in Europe, finds study - CORDIS
• Ant Queens Cannibalize Their Sick Offspring - newsweek.com
• Ants change the way they build nests to stop diseases spreading - New Scientist
• Expert reaction: Invasion of Asian Super Ants - University of York
• Flying Ant Day - Royal Meteorological Society
• To prevent spreading infections, ants sacrifice their sick peers - upi.com
• The ‘ManhattAnt’ is actually European, scientists say. Here’s why it’s thriving in the big city - AccuWeather
• The amazing secrets behind ‘flying ant day’ - The Conversation
• Parasitic ants manipulate workers to kill queen and seize colonies - CHOSUNBIZ - Chosunbiz
• ‘Flying Ant Day’ arrives in UK as swarms of winged insects spotted - The Independent
• 'Super ants' invading British gardens faster than ever - upi.com
• North America's charming citronella ants - scienceblogs.com
• Moth caterpillar solicits for homopteran honeydew - Nature
• Winged Ants or Gnats? Experts Answer Questions on Bug Invasion in Philly - NBC10 Philadelphia
• Natural phenomenon as hundreds of millions of ants perform annual mating ritual - Eastern Daily Press
• Deadly disinfection in ant colonies - Institute of Science and Technology Austria (ISTA)
• Huge colony of 1 million dangerous ‘electric ants’ invades UK town – The i Paper - The i Paper
• Discovery of new ant hoped to reveal more about Island's insects - Manx Radio
• England | Gloucestershire | Fire risk 'super' ants discovered - BBC
• Lasius flavus - Urob si sám
• Look out for alien invaders that like electricity - Diss Express
• Flying Ant Day, coming to a garden near you! - grimsbytelegraph.co.uk
• Spreading ant species in New York sparks warning across US as scientists fear invasion could devastate ecosystem - the-sun.com
• Flying ants causing chaos as Brits face scorching heatwave - Coventry Telegraph