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pretty easy yup they sleep
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Do ants sleep at all the same time?
No, ants do notsleep.
What position do ants sleep in?
trash all around
What species are red ants related to?
They are related to all other species of ant.
How many species of ants can be found worldwide?
over 20,000 and they all are very small including red ants which bite there are two species of them
Does ants sleep and if so for how long?
Nope they don't sleep. They work all day long
Which insect does not sleep spider or bee?
a batter butt In the non-winter months, honeybees don't sleep at all.
Do fire ants compete with other ant species?
No they do not, all ants thrive together to make huge nests
How do ants sleep?
ok, ants do sleep. and how? ants how a read in a book fold up and sleep . not like a rolli polli not at all if that's wht your thinking but when they wake up they stretch up just like humans in the morning and the also stretch their jaws.**** hope i helped
What animal is smaller then a bullfrog that does not sleep?
ANTS. ants are tiny and do not sleep... HARD LITTLE WORKERS!
Do Black Ants Eat Grass?
"Yes. Not all species do though!"
What type of ants are best for ant farms?
generally small species of ants is suitable for ant farm because big species of ants require more food than small species of ants and sometimes you start irritating to give them food which is more that small species of ants is require. so answer is small species of ants is suitable for ant farm and small species of ants which live around our house is more suitable for ant farm because these species of ants are familiar with humans so there queens is also more familiar to human than other small species of ants.
Why don't ants sleep?
Yes they do, matter of fact.I think it depends on the species. I have White-footed Ants (Technomyrmex albipes) that come to live in my kitchen every winter and they, unlike the Argentine Ant, certainly appear to enter a dormant state very like sleep. In the morning one finds little groups of them on the countertop or, more often, under the breadboard or a plate, or in the waterjug (they have a great affinity for water) -- all still and apparently sleeping. One has to nudge them or tap sharply near them before they all come to life and run around in a bit of a panic. So yes, I would say that some ants sleep.
