Magnets in ant antennae work as internal GPS

Wednesday, May 20, 2009 - 17:35 in Physics & Chemistry

Miniscule magnets found in ant antennae could help to explain why these insects seem to always know where they are going, according to researchers who suspect the magnets are a key component of a sophisticated, nature-made GPS system.

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