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What do you call the house of the ants?
The house of ants is called a nest. Ants build nests to live in and store food, raise their young, and protect their queen. The nest can be located underground, in a mound of dirt, or in tree bark, depending on the ant species.
Do ants marry their brothers or sisters?
No, ants do not marry anyone. In an ant's nest, one ant is the Queen and lays all the eggs for new ants whilst the others work, building the nest and feeding the pupae which in turn grown up to become ants.
Is there an unusual way that aardvarks eat?
well yes they start by digging up or destoying an ant or termite nest then lapping up the insects
Do birds keep warm in nest?
No. Because their feathers puff up. By dragonfang700
What do you call ants home?
Ants live in structures called anthills or ant colonies. These colonies are typically made up of intricate tunnels and chambers where the ants nest, store food, and care for their young.
How do you kill ant nest under the house?
spray with insect killer OR spray the queen.
How many times its own weight can an ant pull?
Several times their own body weight. This is dependent on the species of Ant itself. A single fire ant has been seen transporting insects such as grasshoppers wasps and spiders. This ability is used to bring food into the nest as well as carry Infant lavae from nest to nest , or remove debris from a nest that may have been damaged or blocked. This ability is also used as a defense mechanism in some species as their maniciples are capable of crushing predator insects, even deliver a painful bite to larger predators such as humans or wildlife.
Does it have to be warm for the butterfly egg to hatch?
Yes, they do have to be kept warm, but not necessarily by a sitting mother. A nesting goose or duck will get up at least once a day to leave the nest for a swim, get something to eat or just a stretch. The time she spends away from the nest is not long and usually she covers the eggs with a layer of down to keep them warm. In the case of Canada Geese, when the mother does leave the nest for a break, the father is often close by standing guard to stop any prediators from attacking the nest.
What kind of ant has an orange-red translucent body and a black head?
Red velvet ant also known as cow killer. It's not an ant but a wingless female wasp.
How do you kill a huge home of fire ants?
There are many products that kill Fire Ants, but only a product intended to kill the queen will get rid of them long term. Without naming a specific product, any of the granule products intended to be carried into the nest and destroy them from their food supply is very effective.
Do ants run faster on hot days?
Ants do indeed run faster on hot days. They do this to get to their nest quicker because they use their body heat to warm up the nest for the night.
What do you do with a mallard nest with eleven eggs mom has not been on her nest for a good portion of the day is it right to assume that she has abandoned the nest Or will she come back?
Don't take any of the eggs, or she WONT come back. she might of abandoned her nest, if she doesn't come back, take the eggs at night and warm them up. There is a chance they are still living.
