the leaf eaters are afraid of the ants, so the leaf eaters can only eat when the ants are off the leaves. This is how ants protect the trees from the leaf eaters.
The ants carry the section of leaf they are bringing back to their home over their head like a parasol.
Leaf cutter ants protect themselves by living in large colonies with specialized castes, such as soldier ants that defend the colony from predators. They also secrete chemicals from their bodies that can repel or deter attackers. Additionally, they construct complex underground nests with multiple chambers to hide and store their leaf cuttings.
Just like other ants queen, they have their young with their queen and leaf as food or barricade
After cutting out pieces of leaves, the ants carry them away holding the pieces over themselves, almost as if the leaf fragments are parasols, protecting the ants from the sunlight.
Conifer trees are needle-leaf trees.
No.
After cutting out pieces of leaves, the ants carry them away holding the pieces over themselves, almost as if the leaf fragments are parasols, protecting the ants from the sunlight.
Because the ants need to eat
No, they are carnivores.
How many thousands or millions of ants are in a colony depends on at least 3 separate things: how old the colony is, how many other ant colonies there are in that part of the jungle or forest, sharing the available food supply, and how many ant-eaters - or other predators of ants - live in that location!
After cutting out pieces of leaves, the ants carry them away holding the pieces over themselves, almost as if the leaf fragments are parasols, protecting the ants from the sunlight.
The leaf cutter ants are a red or brownish color