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I cannot stop thinking about this paper about how Iberian harvester ants can produce offspring of two entirely different species.

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  • Annalee Newitz 🍜A This user is from outside of this forum
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    I cannot stop thinking about this paper about how Iberian harvester ants can produce offspring of two entirely different species. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-02524-8

    cc: @futurebird

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      I cannot stop thinking about this paper about how Iberian harvester ants can produce offspring of two entirely different species. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-02524-8

      cc: @futurebird

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      @annaleen @futurebird

      That is just begging to be used in a science fiction story. Because yet again truth is stranger than fiction

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        @annaleen @futurebird

        That is just begging to be used in a science fiction story. Because yet again truth is stranger than fiction

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        @nyrath @annaleen

        It's in the story I'm working on! Not a major plot point ... but part of the history of the moon ants.

        Yes. The moon ants.

        But I promise this is a "grounded" SF story.

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          @nyrath @annaleen

          It's in the story I'm working on! Not a major plot point ... but part of the history of the moon ants.

          Yes. The moon ants.

          But I promise this is a "grounded" SF story.

          Charlie StrossC This user is from outside of this forum
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          @futurebird @nyrath @annaleen It's in my stack of notes for the (currently merely hypothetical) third Authority novel. (It's a space opera setting that isn't in print yet, because I'm working on a huge mid-career pivot back to space opera in the next few years.)

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