Bert Hölldobler

Bert Hölldobler is a renowned German biologist and a prominent researcher in the field of social insects, particularly ants. He is best known for his studies on their behavior, ecology, and evolution. His collaborative work, especially the book "The Ants," co-authored with Edward O. Wilson, won the Pulitzer Prize and is considered a landmark in entomology. Hölldobler’s research has significantly advanced our understanding of how ants communicate, organize, and interact within their colonies, highlighting their complex social structures and roles within ecosystems. His contributions have broadened insights into both biology and evolutionary theory.