Ant jaws (mandibles) are both movable joints and move horizontally together to grab, dig, and cut, in addition to handling food. The mandibles move food to the ant's mouth, located behind them.
Human jaws include the upper jaw (maxilla) which is fixed to the skull, and the lower jaw (mandible) which moves up and down, and slightly sideways, to grab, cut, and chew food.
Ants do not have true teeth, which in humans consist of 16 pairs (more or less), half on the upper jaw and half on the lower jaw, all inside the mouth. Some teeth (molars) are specialized for grinding food.
Ants have a small set of jaws that don't have hinges and have to use their muscles there for they have strong jaws and bite hard but only the fire ants are deadly.
they go in and out of them actual mouth other than humans ours are inside our mouth
ants jaw are much smaller and humans jaw are much bigger.
ants jaw are much smaller and humans jaw are much bigger.
ants jaw are much smaller and humans jaw are much bigger.
Trap jaw ants typically eat different types of fungus. However, they also will eat different types of leaves and vegetation.
They don't. Ants have a completely different respiratory system to humans.
The upper jaw on fishes functions the same as the upper jaw in Humans . They just have different teeth. The upper jaw on most animals functions as a platform for the lower jaw to close against .
Ants do not perceive humans as humans. However, if an ant is injured or killed the ant sends out pheromones indicating to other ants that there is danger.
They live underground and they're kazillion ants in a Ant Hill. Plus there are more ants than humans.
The enemies of ants are humans, spiders, and bees.
Yes, ever person in New York city could have 100 ants, and that's just ants there are tons of different types of bugs.
they can kill the ants and the plants the ants eat with bulldozers
if ants had the same intelligance as humans it would be really weird because how can that little ant can be as intelligant as us?! weird huh?