Long before ants began caring for their young, the same brain circuits were helping them find food
- Scientists studying ants have found that the brain circuits that caregiving behaviour may have evolved from far older circuits that originally controlled hunger.
- Since ant colonies naturally shift young workers from caregiving duties to foraging as they age, the findings offer a rare window
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- Scientists studying ants have found that the brain circuits that caregiving behaviour may have evolved from far older circuits that originally controlled hunger.
- Since ant colonies naturally shift young workers from caregiving duties to foraging as they age, the findings offer a rare window
Sources: Times of India