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Yes, insects are often considered the most numerous group of organisms on Earth in terms of species diversity. It's estimated that there are around 1 million described insect species, with potentially millions more awaiting discovery. Insects are found in almost every ecosystem, playing crucial roles in various ecological processes.

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  1. the answer is yes there are more ants than people in the world
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