Two New Species of Door Head Ants Found in Kenya and the Ivory Coast
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Door Head Ants | Montana Public Radio
CCAS Researcher Sheds Light on 'Bizarre' Turtle Ant Evolution | GW Today | The George Washington University
The Ant With a Door for a Head | The Ark In Space
Last Ant Standing | Science | AAAS
Cephalotes varians, otherwise known as the door head ant or turtle ant, is a species of ant that uses its bizarre head morphology to form plugs in the holes it …
Laborer, doorkeeper, future queen: Neurobiology in turtle ants reflects division of labor
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Door Head Ant | Super Auto Pets Wiki | Fandom
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Ant invasion? Learn how to repel them naturally! - Jamie Ta
SCIENCE TRIVIA: TURTLE ANTS | It has oversized heads use to block the entrances of their nests - YouTube
American Council on Science and Health - This living door ant has a bowl for a head, used to plug entrances to her nest. https://twitter.com/Myrmecos/status/1011435966358097920 | Facebook
Door-maker Ant stock photo - Minden Pictures
The Ant With a Door for a Head | The Ark In Space
Yup That Exists yup. .that.exists Door Head ants have saucer shaped heads that they use as shields in order to block intruders from entering their nests. - iFunny Brazil
Soldier Ants & Major Workers - Alex Wild Photography
Creepy Stuff - I'd rather be a door, than a door mat. | Facebook
Door Head Ants - YouTube
Turtle ant soldier | There are over 120 species of turtle an… | Flickr
Ants and Their Garden | American Scientist
Door Head Ants' Use Their Large Flat Heads as Doors to Shut Down Their Nests
Saucer-like shields protect 2 new 'door head' ant species from Africa and their nests | Blog
Antsy About Ants on Your Peonies? Have No Fear - White Flower Farm's blog
Ants use their flattened heads as doors to lock down their nests | New Scientist
Turtle ant soldiers use their heads
Phragmosis - AntWiki
