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2024-01-01 13:27:37
The soldier ant you observed on the biscuit is not necessarily slacking off. Ants in a colony have different roles based on their body type and age. Soldiers, for instance, their primary role is defense, not foraging or carrying food unless necessary (ex. lack of worker ant) [Link]
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The soldier ant you observed on the biscuit is not necessarily slacking off. Ants in a colony have different roles based on their body type and age. Soldiers, for instance, their primary role is defense, not foraging or carrying food unless necessary (ex. lack of worker ant) [Link]
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2024-12-19 03:39:45
While the ABCC11 gene is linked to differences in body odor, attributing group's behavior solely to genetics oversimplifies a complex interplay of culture, personal hygiene practices, and individual variation. Risking reinforcement of stereotypes without broader context.
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While the ABCC11 gene is linked to differences in body odor, attributing group's behavior solely to genetics oversimplifies a complex interplay of culture, personal hygiene practices, and individual variation. Risking reinforcement of stereotypes without broader context.
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