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Description
Instead of describing the insect as "relatively large", it seems to be more helpful when there is at least an approximation of the size of the insect.
Life Cycle
Is there a way to leave a hyperlink on the word "gynaecoid"? Instead of going back and forth for the dictionary, I think it would be really great if there was a link to the word's definition just to make reading more convenient.
Behavior
There is a lot of information about the worker ants, but not much at all about the queens. What are some of the behaviors the queens have? It mentions in the "Life Cycle" category that:
Queens found colonies in the same manner as other ants from the Formica fusca group.
but it doesn't have any elaborated information on the behaviors of the "other ants" either, so an additional discussion about what behaviors "other ants" have would be very helpful.
