Fire ants eat almost anything, but primarily other insects. Workers sting other insects and then tear them into manageable pieces, which they take back into the colony. Fire ants are attracted to the oils in insects, worms and seeds. This is why oils are used as attractants and insecticide solvents in fire ant baits. During the winter months, fire ants may be less attracted to oils. Fire ants are also attracted to sugars, such as nectar or aphid honeydew. Although fire ant workers can chew, they can only swallow liquids. Solid foods that are brought back into the colony are digested by larvae in the fourth stage of development and fed to other members of the colony.
Red ants eat basically anything, but for the most part they eat other insects. They are attracted to oils that make up most insect species. Another food they are attracted to are different forms of sugar such as nectar.
ant's eat what humans leave behind whether its from antelope to a dead zebra.
Red paper wasps eat lots of caterpillars. They also feed the bits and pieces to their young maturing grub.
Similar to other ants, red ants scavange for food.
Anything that is unlucky enough to get in the path of them and i mean any living thing
Red ants eat leaves and grass and crumbs
sweets
prey
Predator.
The jaguar is the predator and the sloth is the prey
its a predator
It is a prey of hungry gourmets.
Yes, because they prey on ants and their larvae, also termites.
the snake(predator)and insects such as ants and termites(prey)
Anything that eats dead things is a scavenger, not a predator. There are many scavengers that eat dead animals, including vultures and ants.
Predators=alligators, jaguars, snakes, etc. Prey=birds, fish, ants, etc.
Army ants do not recognize silverfish as prey or predator so they leave them alone. Silverfish use this to their advantage, living in army ant colonies in a commensalistic symbiotic relationship.
Their main predator is man who hunt them.
They are insectivores, which means they eat insects (hence the name 'anteater'), so they 'prey' upon ants, their 'prey', so yes, they are predators.