They send complex chemical messages to each other. They also communicate through their antennas.
pheromones. just like humans
Ants have antennae, used either to communicate with other ants of the colony and sense the environment or as a food tool.The ant (if it survived) would likely be unable to properly communicate with other ants and they would soon overpower and kill it as they would no longer trust this stranger in their colony.
Ants have no means of vocalizing the way cats, dogs and humans do. They communicate with each other primarily through pheromones - scent molecules. If ants make any sound at all, it's incidental to what they're doing, such as large carpenter ants chewing on wood, and you'd have to listen closely or use electronic amplification to be able to hear it.
chemical signals transferred through there antanae allows them to communicate
ants are really close to their family's the way they communicate is that they talk with there antennas and when the find food they leave a sent that makes a trail to be able to go back where they found the food the first time.
These are all types of ants
They communicate by talking to each other
Animals can communicate using both visual and verbal cues...they can also communicate chemically.
by being stupid and get ontop of each other
There is no way to measure an ant's IQ. Ants seem to be intelligent creatures because they do communicate with each other.
Ants are very social insects. Ants live in colonies. The ants actually communicate with each other effectively for the sake of survival while working together.
Their antennas touch and move so the other can understand.
Ants communicate using body language.
yes they can in their own special way
Ants have antennae, used either to communicate with other ants of the colony and sense the environment or as a food tool.The ant (if it survived) would likely be unable to properly communicate with other ants and they would soon overpower and kill it as they would no longer trust this stranger in their colony.
Ants smell with their antenna.
Ants have no means of vocalizing the way cats, dogs and humans do. They communicate with each other primarily through pheromones - scent molecules. If ants make any sound at all, it's incidental to what they're doing, such as large carpenter ants chewing on wood, and you'd have to listen closely or use electronic amplification to be able to hear it.
Edward O Wilson was fascinated by creatures and communication. With this fascination, he discovered that ants communicate by using a chemical process involving pheromones.