There is a funny story from Offenburg, Germany. A grandmother called the police because her doorbell rang constantly. Who the perpetrators are nosy bothering especially the early morning. Then the police immediately drove to the scene. At that time it was still very early, Wednesday, July 25 at 03.00.
Arriving at the scene, police are confused because they do not find anyone at the front door. Whether the offender has fled? But the bell still rings. Finally the officials checked more thoroughly and find the defendant: swarms have formed a ring to build a large nest to ring the bell rang endlessly.
Arriving at the scene, police are confused because they do not find anyone at the front door. Whether the offender has fled? But the bell still rings. Finally the officials checked more thoroughly and find the defendant: swarms have formed a ring to build a large nest to ring the bell rang endlessly.
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| rt.com |
Unique events are published in the news magazine Focus does not identify the type of semutnya. To be sure, despite the swarms of defendants would be enough to get rid of the bell, without the need to be put in jail. The 75-year-old grandmother was also able to get back to sleep comfortably.
Why is this happening?
Although ants rarely announce themselves at the door, this animal has a sophisticated communications system was so sophisticated that researchers at the University of York, UK, studied a thousand hairy wood ants are equipped miniature radio receiver. This three-year project also aims to help staff at theNational Trust Longshaw Estate in Derbyshire manage areas of ancient forest, where ants live.
Why is this happening?
Although ants rarely announce themselves at the door, this animal has a sophisticated communications system was so sophisticated that researchers at the University of York, UK, studied a thousand hairy wood ants are equipped miniature radio receiver. This three-year project also aims to help staff at theNational Trust Longshaw Estate in Derbyshire manage areas of ancient forest, where ants live.
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| hortweek |
Patrick Barkham in The Guardian describes several theories. Pharaoh ants ormonomorium pharaonis in Northern Europe interested in the electrical current and have been known to build colonies in Germany. Another possible suspectAsian super ant Lasius neglectus, which fatally attracted to electrical currents and primarily affects the manorial England a few years ago.
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