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Ants
Ants are small social insects that live in colonies with queens. Varieties of ants include Carpenter, Leaf Cutter, Army, and Fire Ants, among others.
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A full ant? 6 legs. If it's a half ant then most likely between 2 to 4 lets, depending on how you cut it.
Social behavior consists of complex interactions within groups.
What happens if you kill a queen ant what will the worker ants do?
the reason is without a producer/mother for the ants well they will live for a while but they will be dead because they won't have a leader and they will go crazy because:no leader,no mother and well ants go bye-bye
What are the study of ants called?
The study of bees is called APIOLOGY ---- The scientific study of bees is called "apiology" (from the latin word for bee: apis).
Incidentally, the keeping of bees is called "apiculture".
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.
What do Saharan silver ants eat?
They eat according to what is made available by their environment, with consideration to relative size. Their diet generally includes krill and crustaceans, especially copepods.
What household substance could you use to treat ant stings?
If they are fire ant stings make sure you pop the white tip off and squeeze the poison out or you will risk infection. Then wipe the sting very well with alcohol or another astringent like seabreeze. Cover the stings with triple antibiotic ointment and they should heal within a few days.
What are ants and bees looking for when they bump into each other?
The ants and bees are bumping into each other in "Ant and Bee and the ABC." They are doing so in search of their hats.
What is the name of an insect that lives underwater?
Aquatic insects spend at least part of their lives in the water. Some of these include scorpion flies, water bugs, alderflies, fish flies, and lace bugs.
none, but there is a type of ant which eats the fungus that grows on leves called the leaf cutter ant. they cut the leaves, drag them to a colony, do some stuff to it and grows fungus on it. they eat that fungus.
Why do ants prefer ranch dressing to sugar?
Because when the magical purple elephants from mars came to earth, they had a crate of sugar, and all the ants ate all of it. Since, the elephants were mad, they put a curse on them, so now they can't eat sugar, so they prefer ranch dressing.
What do you call a population of carpenter ants?
A colony if it's the nest, otherwise you are seeing foraging workers.
What are mosquitoes attracted to?
Mosquitoes are attracted to people who just eat bananas
Mosquitoes hunt by smell and sight, they are attracted to odours emitted by humans, these odours include carbon dioxide, lactic acid and sweat. They are also able to see heat radiated from humans.
The heat of your body and the carbon dioxide that you breath out attracts mosquitoes.
How many ants can an anteater eat?
Lots of Ants would an Anteater eat if Anteater would eat Ants Or An Anteater would eat as many Ants as an Anteater would eat if an Anteater would eat Ants
What is the life cycle of a honeypot ant?
" An ant's life begins as an egg. Ant eggs are soft, oval, and tiny - about the size of a period at the end of a sentence. Not all eggs are destined to become adults - some are eaten by nestmates for extra nourishment.
An egg hatches into a worm-shaped larva with no eyes or legs. Larvae are eating machines that rely on adults to provide a constant supply of food. As a result, they grow rapidly, molting between sizes.
When a larva is large enough, it metamorphosesinto a pupa. This is a stage of rest and reorganization. Pupae look more like adults, but their legs and antennae are folded against their bodies. They start out whitish and gradually become darker. The pupae of some species spin a cocoon for protection, while others remain uncovered, or naked.
Finally, the pupa emerges as an adult. Young adults are often lighter in color, but darken as they age. The process of development from egg to adult can take from several weeks to months, depending on the species and the environment. Did you know that ants, like all insects, are full-grown when they become adults? Their exoskeletons prevent them from getting any larger.
Furthermore, adult ants belong to one of three castes: queen, worker, or male.
Queens are females that were fed more as larvae. They are larger than workers and lay all the eggs in a colony - up to millions in some species! Queens initially have wings and fly to find a mate(s), but they tear them off before starting a new colony. A queen can live for decades under the right conditions.
Workers are females that were fed less as larvae. They do not reproduce, but perform other jobs, such as taking care of the brood, building and cleaning the nest, and gathering food. Workers are wingless and typically survive for several months.
Males have wings and fly to mate with queens. They live for only a few weeks and never help with the chores of the colony."" THIS INFO WAS COPIED FROM SOME ONE ELSE SO...
Why yes, they do. they also will eat many sweet foods like syrup and ice cream ( i tested it )
What color blood do ants have?
their blood appears blue because they use the mineral copper to carry oxygen instead of iron which we use !
No, not usually. Ants typically have a vegetarian diet. It is very unlikely their jaws are strong enough to eat humans.
What would happen if ants were extinct?
If the ants become extinct, then technically we messed up BIG time. There are so many of them, if all of them died, we would be pretty much dead too. If we were alive when this happened, there is no explanation of what the hell we did to kill them all and get away with it.
