Bi-layered architecture facilitates high strength and ventilation in nest mounds of fungus-farming termites | Scientific Reports
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Termites are nature's most amazing skyscraper engineers | Popular Science
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Ventilation in Termite Mound: New Solution for Follow in Architecture | Semantic Scholar
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The architectural design of smart ventilation and drainage systems in termite nests | Science Advances
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Harvard study: termite mounds circulate air, sneezing once a day | Harvard Magazine
The termite mound: A not-quite-true popular bioinspiration story
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Termite mounds could inspire new ideas for sustainable building ventilation
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