No they don't. they fly around with their ears.
Other ants, if they're from the same anthill. Old carcasses. Sugar water.
Ants get water from the foods they eat, they usually do not drink water from deep places.
Yes, some ant species are capable of swimming. They can use their buoyant bodies and often move their legs in a rowing motion to stay afloat on the surface of water. Additionally, some ants can form rafts using their interlinked bodies to float collectively on water.
Fire ants are a type of ant that can swim. They can form a living raft by linking together to float on water and survive floods.
Ants can't survive without legs because they rely on them for movement, gathering food, and communication within their colonies
from the worker ants
red ants
Ants that eat other ants.
Ants get water to survive in their environment by collecting it from various sources such as dew, rain, and other moisture sources. They can also store water in their bodies and nest to ensure they have enough to survive.
water and ants feed the ants tothe water bugs
Ants obtain water mainly from their diet, such as by consuming moist foods or plants with high water content. They can also collect water droplets from sources like dew or rain, and some ant species even have workers that store water in their bodies to bring back to the colony. Additionally, ants might dig tunnels to find groundwater sources underground.
The Queen ants do not need to get water them selves because the slave ants bring it to her.