Touch and Smell
Typically, after finding the location of a food item, a scout will return to the nest, while laying a chemical trail on the ground with the tip of its abdomen. Other workers from the same colony will follow this path to the source of food. If there is still not a sufficient number of ants at the site, additional workers will reinforce the existing chemical trail to attract a larger workforce.
True but they do it with chemicals and smell, not the way we do. They mark a trail with a pheromone to the food with their abdomens. They have other chemicals to indicate other things as well, like an attack on the colony, etc.
Yes, ants eat any food they can find, from leaves to other bugs, you could say they were scavengers really.
YES, YES, YES that is one of the the main reason fire ants communicate
Yes, they leave a chemical trail that other ants follow.
Ants use chemical signals to tell each other about food and a number of other things like enemies.
It is their mode of communication about movement,procurement of food etc. that ants touch each other while passing in a row.
True but they do it with chemicals and smell, not the way we do. They mark a trail with a pheromone to the food with their abdomens. They have other chemicals to indicate other things as well, like an attack on the colony, etc.
Ants use chemical signals to impart information to each other. This can be information is generally about food or predators. When you see them following each other they are following a chemical trail not the ants in front of them.
follow me i found the food sourse
Ants are able to find food by communicating with each other. They use they pheromones to direct each other on where the food would be.
Ants work together in a colony by each ant having their own job. There are ants that gather food, there are scout ants that find food for the other ants to gather. There are also warriors who attach other nests and defend their own nest and queen.
it brings food to the other ants
Ants antenna can sense food and other things.
yes
Ants can't survive without legs because they rely on them for movement, gathering food, and communication within their colonies
Find food, dig earth, search for other insects live in the ground (red ants suck as fire ants).