They have queens. The queen mates once during her lifetime and reproduce thousands of young every single day until she dies or something kills her, than another female ant take her place. The queen ant is usually bigger than the other ants.
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No. In colonies, there are special ants that have the job of disposing of deceased ants.
they sort by using the queens hormons to make the ants do certain actions
they are VERY big ants.
Ants prefer to have their choices already decided for them no way !!!!!!!!!!! they have to do what i say or else i will kill them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:(
Ants reproduce sexually, with a queen ant mating with a male ant to produce eggs. The queen lays eggs which hatch into larvae, eventually developing into worker ants or new queens and male ants. The queen can fertilize eggs to produce female worker ants or unfertilized eggs to produce male ants or new queens.
Carpenter ants can live for several years, with queens living the longest. Worker ants typically live for 1-3 years, while queens can live for 10-15 years or more. The lifespan of carpenter ants can be influenced by factors such as food availability and environmental conditions.
Every ants lives in trees cause ants gets food and carry them up to the tree or somewhere else maybe.
The army ants are often called the driver ants because they lead the others when they are either building something or migrating.
After you kill the queen all the ants will die in starvation. Some species of ants will still continue to do work even though the queen died. Sometimes ants will come, but it won't likely happen. Also if the queen dies another ant becomes the new queen. This reminds me of something that happened to me as a child. i got ants from the top of my garden, then from the bottom of the garden, got the queens from both and put them in a jar together. the 2 ant colonies had a war with each other. It was AWESOME! after a few minutes one of the queens got severly injured (the other queens ants attacked it) and started limping. so then i let the ants go. the bottom of the garden ants returned home and so did the top of the garden ants, then 5 minutes later i saw some ants dragging the (now dead) injured queen back to the colony.
The vast majority of female ants are sterile. It is unclear how they are chosen but there are a select few, and I say few because there are more than one that can reproduce and will take the place as the queen. About 100 000 female ants and possibly 10 reproductive ants, as a relative ratio. Almost all ants you will see ever are sterile and female. The reproducing female ants stay out of harms way, and there are more than one so if one dies the colony isn't doomed! Male ants are not common either as they do not live very long, and only have one function which is to mate with the queen.
They are just called male ants. Nearly all ant colonies also have some fertile males called "drones" and one or more fertile females called "queens."