Ants

This is because ants leave a chemical trail for other ants to follow.
They are following a trail laid out by another ant that will take them to food, water or their home. Ants leave this trail of pheromones or scent as they travel. After finding food they return to the nest (following their own scent trail) and communicate this fact to other ants who then follow the scent trail to the food. As more ants travel the trail the scent gets stronger (easier to follow) and the random bumps are smoothed out making the trail straighter.

No that's an old wive's tale and home remedy-they won't walk on an area sprayed with a salt solution, but that doesn't kill them. Windex, most household cleaners, bleach spray, etc basically anything that smells will do the same thing. Ants communicate by smells and will avoid an area that stinks but once smell is gone they will be back and that does nothing to address the nest itself. You are only seeing the workers-a small percentage of the colony.

Yes they do, unfortunately, they're very small so it doesn't matter.

No, a lot of fire ants have bit me before, and all i have is pain in that part, but not in my head. Plus i work with ants! So you can ask me whatever question about ants, Thanks for wondering though!

I have found that "Mock Orange" works very well for deterring spiders, it is kind of like a lilac bush and the flower grow into a ball shape. You can get this ball shaped cluster of tiny flowers and put it in an old stocking or just throw it under furniture or hang in the stocking, the older the flowers become the more the spiders hate it and it has a pretty pleasant smell, unlike mothballs. Mothballs can be very toxic! If it is just you and no pets or children it could be fine, but why not use nice smelling flowers. You could also use natural oils, not sure of the combination, but something to do with lavender and/or peppermint oils

The application of crushed bay, cloves or mint; diluted apple vinegar, dish detergent, garlic, lemon, peppermint oil, plain vinegar, salt, sesame seed oil, tabasco sauce, or white vinegar; powdered baking soda, black pepper, cayenne pepper, chalk, chili pepper, cinnamon; or spent coffee grounds is a home remedy for killing ants. The treatment offers non-toxic control, which is something that borax laundry detergent cannot guarantee in children- and pet-inhabited households. Ants resist the above-mentioned scents, which remain on their bodies long enough to offend their colony mates and co-foragers.

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Bee and wasp stings can be incredibly painful and deadly for those with allergies. The reason the sting burns is because there is a venom in the stinger that continues to enter the body until the stinger is removed.

A queen ant is about 4-10 millimeters , the double of a regular worker ant!

no

The spider and ant may be both invertabretes but the ant is not part of the spider family.

They communicate by talking to each other

They live in the south eastern dessert in Australia!

put the laptop somewhere away from food and possible have some ant poison near it. get them to leave the laptop and when you know they are gone, move the laptop away from where ever the ants are next...

YES of course it does, It is an insect and all insects have an Exoskeleton. it may seem different in the case of termites but it is just much thinner, softer and probably more flexible than a lot of other insects.

Ants do not have backbones it was because they do not belong to vertebrates group.

Their galleries are in wood vs soil, hence the name.

No it would take billions possibly even trillions

well i did a project with cane sugar, powered cane sugar, brown sugar, and splenda. the ants liked the powered sugar the best.

Well they can. It's very small and hard to see and is normally stuck somewhere

Ants are insects and do not give birth; they lay eggs. Depending on the species, it may take from 2 weeks to 2 months for ant eggs to hatch and larvae to emerge.

No. Bees are insects.

If you spray for ants, then the ants will die. If you see 1 ant somewhere, that means that there are many more ants around.