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Is a trail of ants an or learned behavior?
A trail of ants is primarily a learned behavior that stems from their ability to communicate and share information through pheromones. When foraging, ants leave a chemical trail that other ants can follow to resources. This behavior is learned collectively within the colony as ants reinforce the pheromone path, making it more prominent for others to follow. Thus, while individual ants may not instinctively know to follow a trail, they learn and adapt based on the cues left by their peers.
What is the most effective way of killing ants?
It is important to get on the ant trail and follow its path back to the colony. Ants leave a scented trail for their comrades to follow in search of food, so it is important to destroy the colony to get rid of them completely. Also, you should pest control ants for long lasting effect.
How are the ants able to go in line?
When an ant searches for food, it leaves a trail of pheromone. When it finds food, it heads back to the nest, leaving more pheromone. The other ants then follow the path of the pheromone. Keeping on that path is what makes them walk in a line.
What path does air air with waste follow to leave the body?
It goes out the same path that it came in.
Do not go where the path leads instead go where there is no path and leave a trail?
do not follow others, do what you think is best
What is the most important advice Gandalf and beorn have about mirkwood?
Stick to the path! Never leave the path for anything. Unfortunately, they failed to follow the advice and ended up in the Elf King's dungeons.
Do ants use communication to tell each other were food is?
Touch and Smell
Who said do not follow where the path may lead Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail?
The quote "Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail" is attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson, an American essayist, lecturer, and poet who was a key figure in the American transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century.
Do not follow where the path may lead... go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. can anyone attest with absolute certainty that this was in fact written by Emerson?
I may have asked the same. I know for the fact that this quote is also written by Harold R. McAlindon. Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Harold R. McAlindon
If an ant leaves the colony searching for food and does not return to the colony do any of the other ants realize that he is missing?
The short answer is - no. Ants lay down chemical markers to alert others to what their task is (which track/path to follow). The chemical markers are very complex and vary by specie, but it can be documented that if 'enough' scout ants fail to return, it will trigger the queen to go as far as relocate the colony.
Why do ants walk in a line when rain is on the way?
Ants have been known to come into houses because they either sense garbage or something else that can be eaten that is left on the floor. Sometimes, water on the floor near the wall sides have been known to attract ants as well.
What threat do ants pose to Leiningen?
they were going to destroy his plantation and even him himself, since they are maneating ants and destroy everything in their path. in reality these are real ants!
