Ants

more than enough if you know what i mean:) ;)

It depends on how much of the Raid your dog ingested. A tiny amount will not harm your dog but if they drank more than a couple teaspoons of it, get them to the vet for treatment right away.

yeah i think the black milipedes or something really stink when you step on them lol

Cats and humans share similar X and Y chromosomes, in fact the two species shared a common ancestor about 90 million years ago and share 90% of (homologous) genes with humans

There are too many ants on a Tennessee ant hill to accurately count them all.

Grasshoppers go through an incomplete metamorphism. Unlike the normal insect life cycle of egg, larvae, pupa then adult, a grasshopper starts as an egg then hatches as a nymph. The grasshopper grows by molting five times from a nymph to an adult.

The European wasp was first introduced into Tasmania in 1959 and reached the mainland in 1977. Its introduction was accidental, and it is thought to have come over with ships from overseas.

no - it would have to be aluminum powder. Most ants will avoid powders of any kind, it gets stuck to their exoskeletons and requires them to groom it off. Certain powders/dusts can kill ants.

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Boston Pizza Front of House (FOH) employees are trained to ask customers the "crustion" regarding whether they would like white or whole grain pizza crust for their pizza. LOL. True.

Yes , you can have an Ant Farm without the Queen (It is illegal to ship Queen ants between state lines.) but your colony will eventually die out without the ants being replaced by the Queen ant .

You could....but you should probably get oe, because the ants need a leader, to know what to do.

They're very good systematic hunters and can take care of our pests. In ancient China trees in fruit orchards were connected with threads to form 'ant bridges', so the ants could reach every tree more easily and tackle aphids and the like.

They can also accidentally disperse seeds by burying and potentially forgetting them in storage chambers, or keeping them too long so they eventually germinate underground.

you have to spray it with an appropriate spray then come up with a fun way to flatten it!

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No. The average ant can't. Worker ants are wingless.

However, both male ants and the virgin queen ants have wings that allow hem to fly for the mating. Once fertilized, the queen ant bites off her wings and starts the colony. The male ants, having done their duty, die.

So the answer becomes - most can't, but some can and do in the early summer.

Many ants live in tunnels underground or under rocks, stones and pavement. Ants also have nest inside trees trunks and branches, weave ant silk nests on trees, use leaves to form their nests. Many small ant species live in the crack of rock, floors and walls of houses. Some even live in pile of newspaper or between books or among fabric.

No, but re ants can. Because they made them self as a life boat and float to the other side of the river after landing they continue to march but when the water push to strong they make using themselves as bridge and make them march one by one. When the ants ( taking food or babies ) had pass the bridge then, the ants ( the one that made themselves as bridge ) FLIP and jump through the back of the front ants. They keep doing that a lot.

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That's not quite the same thing - that is how to cross water without drowning.

ant queens are generally much larger than normal working ants they have wings as well on their back this makes it easier for them so that if their colony is destroyed the queen ant can fly away and make a new colony.you can find them deep inside a ant hill the only way of doing this is by smoking them out or by destroying their hill and the first one to flight out will always be the queen ant

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yes there are males of almost every species. The male ants are called drones and are solely for the purpose of mating with the queen. they do not live very long though after that.

Although they exist, it would be very rare to see one, because all of the worker ants are sterile females.

Pain and swelling are two of the most common symptoms displayed after a sting. If you see red lines start to appear, coming from the bite, you should seek medical attention immediately.

There are many different kinds of ants. Generally, male flying ants are a little bigger than the correspomding worker ants. (They will be significantly bigger if you include the wings.) Flying females (potential new queens) are bigger still. In the UK, flying ants are still much smaller than other icommon nsects like ladybirds (ladybugs), flies, bees, wasp and moths - perhaps about half a cm.

First of all, Ants do not bite. They sting using the needle at the back of their abdomen.Ant sting usually contain Formic Acid.

Ants dont smell in the conventional sense of the word. Their antennae are chemical receptors that can detect changes in their surroundings from pheromones that other ants excrete. This is usually from their feet so that when they walk about they leave a trail others can follow on. If there is something interesting at the end of the trail it is used more often so the trail has more aroma so more ants follow it. this follows the runaway principle where one route is embraced and other less well used routes are forgotten about in time. However it the trail is lost ants will often start following others near them. This can often lead to circles of ants following each other getting smaller and smaller until they all starve to death.

Any time someone is bitten by a bug there is a chance for disease or infection. That said, most garden ants will not cause serious problems. Be sure to keep the bites clean and keep an eye for strange rashes or fever.

the single queen starts off the colony, so it starts with one ant.

over days, the queen finds a safe home to lay eggs. She can lay 100s of eggs a day!

Colonies can have from 50 ants to 10 000 ants.