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around the world and throughout history. I'm Reggie Rizzou, alongside Marcus

Path. On today's episode, researchers find a 113-year-old ant fossil, the oldest ever found,

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Turning now to National Geographic and author Olivia Ferrari, the oldest ant

fossil ever discovered had forward-facing scythe-like jaws it used to hunt.

This according to a new study in the peer-reviewed journal Current Biology. Now the oldest

ant specimen known to science, the roughly half-inch-long 113 million-year-old impression preserved

in limestone, was found in northeastern Brazil and is a new genus belonging to the hell ant

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