Ants of New York
Clint shares fascinating insights into New York's ant population, highlighting how common ants thrive on human food waste, particularly hot dogs. In contrast, the newly identified Manhattan ant appears to forage in trees, likely consuming honeydew produced by insects like the invasive spotted lanternfly. This unique interaction among species raises questions about urban ecology and the culinary exchanges happening within the city.In this clip
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