yes
The ants could survive generations because Carpenter ants can chew through almost anything. Carpenter ants will also eat almost anything, including other ants. It would all depend.
Not all flying ants are carpenter ants. However, all carpenter ants can fly. There are various types of flying ants. Carpenter ants can be distinguished by their larger size and reddish tone to their body.
youre special no they do not they can survive there for like 20 hours but no. no ants underwater
No, carpenter ants are not venemous at all.
Carpenter ants do not eat drywall or wood. They hollow it out to nest in it.
Army fire ant and carpenter ant are types of ants, which are insects belonging to the Formicidae family. Ants are social insects that live in colonies and are known for their division of labor and organized behavior. Army fire ants are known for their aggressive behavior and painful stings, while carpenter ants are known for tunneling into wood to build their nests.
Red ants
I believe carpenter ants can.
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There are many different types of ants, but some common ones include carpenter ants, fire ants, and black ants. These ants differ in behavior and characteristics. For example, carpenter ants are known for nesting in wood and can cause damage to buildings, while fire ants are aggressive and known for their painful stings. Black ants are more common and typically forage for food in trails. Each type of ant has its own unique behaviors and characteristics that help them survive and thrive in their environments.
Black ants and carpenter ants differ in size, color, and nesting habits. Black ants are typically smaller and black in color, while carpenter ants are larger and can be black, red, or a combination of both. Carpenter ants also have a more rounded thorax compared to the black ants. In terms of nesting habits, black ants usually build their nests in soil or under rocks, while carpenter ants prefer to nest in wood, where they can cause damage. Unfortunately, I am unable to provide pictures to illustrate these distinctions.
No. Actually, it is more common to see carpenter ants outside than on a carpet.