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Ants do eat aphids; in fact, they often farm them for their sugary secretions, known as honeydew. Ants protect aphids from predators and move them to better feeding spots, creating a mutualistic relationship. This symbiosis benefits both species, as ants receive food while aphids gain protection. Therefore, ants do not eat aphids, as they rely on them for sustenance.

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