Climate change sees Australian ants thrive

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Rhytidoponera mayri worker ants Source: (Supplied - Heloise Gibb, La Trobe University)

The number of Australian ants has gone up due to increased rainfall and human efforts to restore ecosystems.

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Published 2 August 2019 8:29am

By Hassan Jama

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Climate change sees Australian ants thrive

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