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The Ants

The Ants

Textbook by Bert Hölldobler and E. O. WilsonWikipedia

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Oct 12, 2026

Matthew ParrisHOST
0:17
In fact, Ed, as his friends called him, was by that point the world's leading expert on ants, having found and described over 400 new species.
Matthew ParrisHOST
0:27
He published many books and received not one but two Pulitzer Prizes for Human Nature in 1979 and The Ants in 1991.
Matthew ParrisHOST
0:38
Offering E.O. Wilson up for his place in the Hall of Greats is another servant of nature, the ecologist and chair of Natural England, Dr. Tony Juniper.
Matthew ParrisHOST
0:49
Welcome to Great Lives, Tony.
Tara SalazarHOST
23:36
It was around this time that he became fascinated specifically with ants.
Tara SalazarHOST
23:41
The tiny creatures would focus his career, serve as a model for much of his work, and be the topic of his Pulitzer Prize-winning book, The Ants.
Tara SalazarHOST
23:50
He co-authored the monumental work while a biology professor at Harvard University in Massachusetts with his friend and colleague, Bert Holdelbler.
Tara SalazarHOST
24:00
All it took was a spark.

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