Ants

Yes it is because it is not alkali or neutral it has th pH of 2.

They can carry up to 50 times their own body weight with their jaws. That's the same as a human being able to pick up a truck with their teeth.

To cut wire.

since god created them...... the first day of earth

silk!

nocturnal Apparently, there are diurnal and nocturnal species of grasshoppers, but most are diurnal. See Related Links.

Army ants do have a weak Nero toxin but it only causes a pain in humans because of the amount of poison is so small. its can paralyse is prey which is other bugs so the amount of poison will do much more damage.

they dont sting, they bite.

You can find reasonably cheap fertilizer that kills bugs and is not harmful to household pets such as dogs or cats. You could also set ant traps around the perimeter of your lawn to kill the ants. Both of these methods will not hurt your cats.

BullDog ants can kill humans, Some humans can live but others are allergic to the sting and will die in less then 5 minutes.

I wouldn't touch or play around with bull ants unless you know your not allergic to the sting and can live it but there sting hurts.

Because farmers hate them. They eat leaves and destroy crops.

56 000, that's how much a queen termite can lay in a week.

Ants recover in Leiningen verses the ants by picking the flesh from the stag.

The best way to stop ants from entering your house is to use baits, sprays and ant powder at all potential entry points like windows and doors, holes in exterior walls and cracks in the foundation. Also, cover your food containers and clean utensils immediately.

They seem to like Taro ant poison quite a bit.

Termites are social insects because they only function as colonies; individual termites do not function on their own. The queen termite lays all the eggs but does not gather her own food; worker termites feed her. Without this cooperation between the queen and the workers, there will be no colony and no termites.

well some fuzzy caterpillars you can touch but others are poisonous

Ants dont produce much feces, they are more in a liquid form or sort of. Their urine is like brown droplets and said to be composed of crystallized uric acid.

That depends are you asking what they eat or what they are eaten by?

>If You are looking for their predator then it would be the Aardvark, Anteater, Moles, and Some birds.

>If you are wondering what THEY themselves eat then they eat pretty much any meaty animal unfortunate enough to slip into a large colony of them.

yes, some bears are prehistoric.

It is not an insect but an internal parasite. The tapeworm's eggs look like little grains of rice when passed in the feces of your dog or cat. There are medications out there to de-worm your pet with for tapeworms. You really should take a sample of your pet's feces into your Veterinarian and have it examined to see if there are more internal parasites in your pet, such as roundworms, hookworms or whipworms.

Actually, yes, if the ant were in the water.

That is like asking "What are the similarities and differences between tigers and bats?" You cannot possibly have thought out what it was that you wanted to know. Grasshoppers differ in thousands of ways from each other and in even more thousands of ways from ants. They are both insects, but they are in different orders, just as tigers and bats are both mammals, but in different orders. They have the same number of legs and more or less the same type of blood and jaws, but they differ in size, in the food they eat, in the way they grow from the egg to the adult. (Grasshoppers come out of the egg looking like grasshoppers and they change their skins as they grow larger. Ant larvae are like grubs and they change into pupae and then into adult ants when they change their skins.) They differ in what they eat and how they collect their food. Ants are truly social insects. Grasshoppers are not (not even locusts are truly social).

Try asking yourself how you would like such a question answered before you ask. If you do so, then you are more likely to get an answer that you would like to read, one that would be useful to you. For instance, it might fit into less than a book. Do you just want to know how to tell whether an insect is a grasshopper, or an ant? (Like trying to tell whether a mammal is a tiger or a bat?) If you got this question from a teacher, ask the teacher how s/he would tell what the difference is between a tiger and a bat. Then criticise the answer because for every difference s/he mentions, there will be a hundred differences that s/he missed.

Aphids produce honeydew,and ants use it as a source of energy to them, and

in exchange they provide protection against aphids predators.