Ants

Ants touch each other with their antennae to communicate information such as their identity, social status, and to exchange chemical signals called pheromones. This helps them coordinate their activities within the colony, such as foraging, defending the nest, or marking their foraging trail.

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People like to call them Sugar ants.

There are a variety of very small ants found throughout Florida. A good source for the most common pest ants in Florida is found here, http://flrec.ifas.ufl.edu/entomo/ants/Pest%20Ants%20of%20Fl/

These are the smaller ants on the list:

Bicolored Trailing Ants

Destructive Trailing Ants

Ghost Ant

Little Fire Ant

Pharaoh's Ant

Rover Ant

they have the ability to transport leaves

they can carry objects larger than themselves

Altruistic behavior, where individuals make sacrifices for the benefit of the group, is prevalent in humans, ants, and bees. This behavior involves complex interactions within groups that enhance the overall success and survival of the species.

Lasius niger = black ant (black garden ant)

classification on driver ant

The scientific name for ant egg is "Formicidae." It belongs to the family Formicidae within the order Hymenoptera.

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Acromyrmex and Atta

Flying ants usually come at the very end of August or the beginning of September.

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Yes, ants are insects. They belong to the order Hymenoptera and are closely related to bees and wasps. Ants are social insects that live in colonies and are known for their organized and cooperative behavior.

The scientific name of a honey pot ant is Myrmecocystus.

The scientific name of the ant is Formicidae, a family within the order Hymenoptera. The taxonomy of ants is complex, with over 12,000 identified species worldwide, each with its unique scientific name.

The scientific name for bulldog ants is Myrmecia. They are a genus of aggressive and highly venomous ants native to Australia.

There are many species of ant, but the Greek word for ant is myrmex, which is used as a taxonomic genus. Websites about ants will likely list the various species.

The scientific name for ants is formicidae.

Fire ant, sometimes called the red fire ant, is the name used in the United States mainly for the ant with the scientific name Solenopsis invicta. It is not a United states ant, but comes from South America. However, people accidentally brought it into the southern states and it has spread and multiplied there. It is a very aggressive ant with a very poisonous sting that will kill all sorts of small animals which it then will eat. That can be bad when the small animals are valuable, but it can be useful if the small animals are crop pests. Even so, if the ants control pests in a crop they also can make it very difficult to harvest the crop. It also can be a very serious problem if a lot of fire ant nests enter pastures, because they will attack any livestock feeding in the pasture.

If they bite and sting people and larger animals, the sting is very painful. People say it burns like fire and that is why it is called the fire ant. Where someone has been stung by a fire ant it often will leave a nasty red swelling that may form a pus-filled blister. What is worse, some people become dangerously allergic to the stings and may die if stung. Even people without allergies may die if stung too badly, say by thousands of ants. This has been known to happen during floods, when, if a fire ant colony is flooded out, all the ants will float away with all the ants clinging to each other in a mass like a basketball. If the colony floats against a tree or a house where someone has climbed to shelter from the flood, it will stop and climb onto the same place and then is likely to attack whoever is sheltering in the same place, killing them because they cannot get away from the thousands of stings.
One reason that the ants have multiplied so greatly in the United States is that when they were brought to the United States, their natural enemies were not brought with them. Nowadays some of the Phorid flies that attack them in South America have been brought to the United States, and it is hoped that they will control the ants in the United States in the same way that they control them in South America.

There are many other kinds of ant in the genus called Solenopsis, more than 200. Some of them are fire ants like Solenopsis invicta, but others have very different habits; for example some of them will parasitise the nests of other kinds of Solenopsis.

Ant comes from the Old English word æmette, which comes from the Western Germanic word amaitjo, which is derived from a compound of bases including ai- "off, away" + *mait- "cut," or which may mean something like "it that cuts off," or, "the biter." Emmet, a synonym for 'ant' which survived into the 20th century, is closer to the Old English term. Perhaps in usage it was reduced to one syllable - emmt -which lends itself more closely to ant. (from the Oxford English Dicstionary)

The body temperature of an ant can vary depending on the species and their environment, but it generally ranges from 77°F to 95°F (25°C to 35°C). Ants are ectothermic, meaning they rely on external sources to regulate their body temperature.