I know that ants can see, but I don't know about hearing. They do use their antennae to feel and sense vibrations in the air.
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∙ 14y agoAnts do investigate with their antennae's. Their antennae's allow them to see, hear, taste, and feel new things around them.
yes, they can hear, they can hear more than we can
Yes. Cats can see ants.
ants are not able to here anything
Yes! In a very odd way you would not believe. They can hear actually from there knees. They pick up the hustling leafs or dirt over near-by predators or just another ant. Ants also use smell to communicate with other fellow ants.
No, ants have eyes
No...Termites do not make noise but carpenter ants make shuffling noises in their chambers. If it is ants you will hear them.
The nouns in the sentence are: hearing armies ants
No. They hear with their antennae like ants.
Ants have antennae to help them navigate their environment, communicate with other ants through pheromones, and detect changes in their surroundings such as food sources or predators. The antennae are sensitive to touch, taste, and smell, allowing ants to gather vital information about their surroundings.
Ants don't respond to sound in the air like humans do. They hear with their knees and can feel vibrations produced by sounds. It is unlikely that ants would react to loud music.
Answer"yes, how do you think they communicate?"They communicate with scent trails. Whoever said that obviously didnt even look it up.Ants hear, per se, through vibrations. Sounds send virbrations, which in turn go through the ground into the ants feet. On the basis of communication, ants "talk" to each other through scents, which lead a trail much like a dog would follow, and pheremones, which in turn affect the ants mood.The ants actually touch antennae to comunicate too because if you see a group of ants you would think they were kissing, but they are communicating.