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While both duchesses and princesses are royalty...
She may have ruled like a man, but Egyptian queen Hatshepsut still preferred to smell like a lady.
Stone foundations thought to be remains of Robert the Bruce's palace unearthed in Scotland.
An ant's fate, like a person's, is determined by both nature and nurture, it turns out.
Europe's Dark Ages ended when Charlemagne came along.
Certain ants have royal genes that ensure their offspring become queens.
Donkey skeletons found in graves near Egyptian king.
A queen will mate with dozens of males, even though its bad for her. Turns out the behavior is good for the hive.
Bumblebee queens eat their offspring's eggs, and honeybee workers make meals of their siblings' eggs. It's all for the good of the family.
Sure they get to laze around most of the time, but they risk being eaten by snakes to preserve their family’s gene pool.
A Johns Hopkins University archaeological team has unearthed a statue of Queen Ti, one of the most important women in ancient Egypt and wife of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, Egypt's Supreme Council of Antiquities announced Monday.
When a queen bee dies, invading females swoop in to lay eggs.
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