The "Texas Fire Ants" are playing in a charity basketball game at 2 p.m. on Saturday at Georgetown's Carver Center.

A basketball team for women ages 50 and older is playing a game against Georgetown police to raise money for the Carver Center for Families.

George Washington Carver was an American agricultural scientist and inventor, sometimes known as the “Peanut Man”. In the early 1900s, he developed hundreds of products using peanuts ...

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Ants and humans competed in navigating a maze with a large load. While humans outperformed individually, ant groups excelled collectively, showing strategic coordination and persistence. The study ...

Ant & Dec's Limitless Win is back and this time, the hosting duo are given the chance to help out in the gameplay, but it's not always as easygoing as it may seem. In tonight's episode, the hosts ...

Participants were tasked with moving a large T-shaped object The researchers designed two sets of mazes to accommodate both ants and humans The ants used were Paratrechina longicornis, commonly known ...

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Dr Kane said: "Longevity is influenced by a mix of genetics, lifestyle and environmental factors, and while we can't change our genes, there is plenty we can do to improve our habits and surroundings.

Now, an interesting new study reveals some unexpected findings about group problem-solving abilities across species, specifically comparing how ants and humans tackle complex spatial challenges.

Veteran radio star Johnnie Walker has died at the age of 79 just two months after retiring from his flagship BBC show Sounds Of The 70s. Walker announced he was stepping down after 58 years at the BBC ...