Meet Seungah Chung, the US eighth-grader who used 200 ants and a maze to discover they navigate by landmarks
- Seungah Chung (Image Credit: Society For Science)Most of us have seen ants marching across the ground without giving them much thought.
- She wondered how such tiny creatures, with brains no larger than a pinhead, manage to find food and then make their way back home without getting lost.
- That question led the eighth-grade student from Beverly Vista Middle School in California to design an experiment involving 200 red harvester ants and a maze.
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- Seungah Chung (Image Credit: Society For Science)Most of us have seen ants marching across the ground without giving them much thought.
- She wondered how such tiny creatures, with brains no larger than a pinhead, manage to find food and then make their way back home without getting lost.
- That question led the eighth-grade student from Beverly Vista Middle School in California to design an experiment involving 200 red harvester ants and a maze.
Sources: Times of India