What Ants Can Teach Us About Mass Transportation
A UCLA study finds that humans might be able to find some transportation inspiration from another creature that moves around in large numbers: the ant.
A UCLA study finds that humans might be able to find some transportation inspiration from another creature that moves around in large numbers: the ant.
The Saharan silver ant can ran up to 108 of its own body lengths per second, making it the fastest ant in the world. But it lives in the desert, and running in sand usually slows us down. How the heck do they do it?