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How does fire ants defend itself?
a little niddle with venom but powerful =D
Why do the fire ants defend their nests and sting aggressors?
Fire ants defend their nests by stinging aggressors because they are protecting their colony, queen, and food sources. The sting of a fire ant releases venom to deter predators and other threats to their home. Stinging also serves as a warning to potential intruders to stay away.
How an insect can protect itself?
usually, they have some sort of weapon to use when they are in danger, such as bees: they can protect themselves by stinging. Ladybugs defend themselves by producing a poisin like substance(usually orange ladybugs). Ants can also defend themselves by biting what they think it delisious.
How do ants defend?
They can sting and bite
Is a fire ant a reptile?
No- fire ants are insects like other ants.
Which bugs fight to defend its home?
Ants
How porcupines defend themselves?
Porcupines defend themselves with their quills.
How many legs do fire ants have?
Fire ants have six legs.
Why does the acacia plant let the ants live inside it?
The ants defend the plant from predators - and the plant produces sugars to feed the ants.
Who will win fire ants or yellow jackets?
I have used fire ants to get rid of yellow jackets in my yard. So in my experience fire ants win every time.
How do termites and ants live as groups?
Most ant species only defend the nest, trails and food. The Red Fire Ant is one that guards and defends an area around the colony.
How do worms defend themselves?
They defend themselves by releasing disgusting slime when attacked.
