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Student's 200-Ant Study Reveals Visual Navigation Secrets, Wins Science Award

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Seungah Chung, a young student, conducted a detailed navigation experiment using 200 ants driven by her curiosity about insect behavior. Her research found that ants rely primarily on visual landmarks to find their way around. The project earned her recognition at a prestigious science competition. Experts note the findings could inform the design of next-generation robots and autonomous systems.

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