The Ant Visual Discrimination Y-Maze creates a simple two-choice environment to allow the evaluation of foraging behaviors in the presence of different visual cues.
The Locust Y-Maze is a two-arm Y-maze containing a raised wooden Y-shaped rod. It was usedto assess associative olfactory learning in the desert locust.
The Y-Choice Waiting Chamber was used to assess trail communication during foraging and recruitment in the subterranean termite. Learn more about it here.
The Ant Double Y-maze is used to study decision-making and lateralized behaviors of ants. Learn more about the behavioral outcomes and how the maze is used in experiments.
The Bumblebee Y-Maze is used to determine the relationship between eye optical quality and behavioural ability at target detection over a range of sizes of insects of the same species.
Collect more data with our innovative and precisely designed Bee Radial Arm Maze that was redesigned for the assessment of spatial working memory in bees.
