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Scientists finally discovered how ants took over nearly the entire planet
Scientists have finally unraveled the mystery behind ants' global dominance. A groundbreaking study reveals their journey alongside flowering plants, forming a mutual bond that shaped ecosystems for over 100 million years. This research sheds light on the profound impact of plant communities on biodiversity, emphasizing the delicate balance of nature's interplay.