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How many ants are there in an ant egg from the Oecophylla Queen Ant?
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∙ 13y ago
They lay 800-1,500 a day but there is only one ant per egg.
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What is the binomial name for a red ant?
Binomial name for red ant is Oecophylla longinoda and Oecophylla smaragdina.
What do you call the leader of an ant colony?
Yes, ants do have a leader. The queen ant is the leader of all the ants. However, there are ants of a higher rank that tell the lower rank ants what the queen wants. It is sort of like being in the army.
How did An Ant Queen Exist?
The answer is the ants always existed no matter what but The Queen ants first ant was her son and it was an a late
What colony does a queen ant Starts?
A queen ant starts a colony of the same type of ant it is. So if the queen is a black ant queen then she will produce black ants, if she is a fire ant queen then she will produce fire ants, etc. (strange question bro)
What is a queen ant?
The Queen Ant is the ant who is in control of the other ants living in the hole. She is the mother to all of the ants.
How do you kill anting ants?
You have to kill the queen first.Once you do that, the drone ants will die of starvation. You can kill the queen ant by sprinkling grits all over the ant hill. The queen ant will eat it, then die.
Can you die from a queen ant's bite?
queen ants do not bite
Where does a queen ant get water?
The Queen ants do not need to get water them selves because the slave ants bring it to her.
Are queen ants born or can any ant become a queen?
Born
Why are queen ant eggs bigger than the worker ants egg?
The queen's eggs are bigger because the queen is the only ant capable of reproducing, that is why it is protected and pampered by the worker ants.
Is there a such thing as a queen ant?
A queen ant is an adult, mated female ant in an ant colony; generally the mother of all the other ants in that colony.
Who raises the young ants?
Other queen ants of course! A queen ant will sometime lay eggs that will develop into new queens that, once hatched, will leave their birth nests and go and start their own.
