They don't technically "sleep" in the way that we do, you know, like going into an unconcious state and undergoing all the cycles of sleep. They just rest, according to most research.
ants do not sleep as they spend their time looking for food as they have the second smallest brain in the world
pretty easy yup they sleep
dormant
Ants actually never sleep. They work all the time when they are in the wild. If they are in an Ant Farm then sometimes they may rest a little bit.
A soldier ant is about an inch
No, the word "ant" does not have a long vowel sound. It has a short "a" sound, making it pronounced as "ant."
Army ants are 14mm long, while the queen army ant is 3cm long.
ya as long as it's not a fire ant.
At least one species of ant sleeps. In the July 2009 edition of the Journal of Insect Behaviour, Deby L. Cassill, Skye Brown, Devon Swick and George Yanev published an article entitled 'Polyphasic Wake/Sleep Episodes in the Fire Ant, Solenopsis Invicta'.In that article, Cassill et al. found that fire ants do sleep, although the amount of sleep an individual ant had varied by caste. Workers had an average of 253 'sleep episodes' a day, but each lasted an average of only 1.1 minutes, for a total of approximately 4.8 hours of sleep overall. By contrast, queens only experienced 92 sleep episodes, but each lasted an average of 6 minutes, for a total of 9.4 hours of sleep overall.In addition, the study found that fire ant sleep was unaffected by light or darkness, and that queens experienced periods of 'rapid antenna movement' sleep. The authors suggested this 'RAM' sleep might be equivalent to vertebrate REM (rapid eye movement) sleep.
if it's an actual ant it all depends on how long it wants to crawl on your laptop. if your talking avout a virus ant then idk
you dont get bitten by a black ant
it is about one inch long