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Emergent control of ant learning walks using the mismatch between path-integration and visual cues
Despite their small brains, desert ants can safely navigate back to their nest after travelling hundreds of metres to find food. This ability relies on visual memories, gathered on initial Learning Walks (LWs), during which ants slowly explore the surroundings of the nest. LWs follow a clear progression: early walks are short, spiraling, and interspersed with pirouettes: brief stops during which the ant perform a visual scan.