Not exactly. The structural systems in insects are much more simplified than those in humans or other mammals. Insects have an open circulatory system (ie, no chambered heart or interconnected web of blood vessels like we have).
Fluid called hemolymph (similar in purpose to blood, but not the same thing) is moved around within the exoskeleton by peristaltic movements of a perforated dorsal aorta (what passes for a heart in this type of circulation) and muscle movement.
An ant's heart is located on the dorsal part of the abdomen (along the top of the back section).
An Argentina ant black ant.
His ant-sestors
the bullet ant forever
ants breathe through tiny holes all over their body! The ant's heart is a long tube that pumps colourless blood from the head back to the abdomen and back to the head again.
Does the dracula ant drink blood
It pumps blood for the ant.
It pumps blood for the ant.
yes it can
Mosquito.
Yes insects don't have a mechanism to control the temperature of their blood
cowdunf with ant blood and cocoroch fry
Yes it does and it also thins blood which is why it is used in the case of stroke heart attack ant thrombosis.
I don't know if it is "normal". I only know that I too, got a blood blister from a fire ant bite. But I am 56 & take several medications for heart trouble.
An ant's heart is located on the dorsal part of the abdomen (along the top of the back section).
An Argentina ant black ant.
yes, all animals have blood, whether cold or warm blooded, even all insect have blood, even an ant, EVERY living thing has blood(except plants, unless you conceder water as blood!) i hope this answered your question!