There is no special speed for that.
There are many kinds of army ants that eat many kinds of prey, mainly insects, and eat them at different speeds, but also other animals that they capture.
Big prey they only can eat if it can't get away, say if it is tied up. The way they eat it is by tearing bits off it, or pulling it apart, carrying the bits back to the brood, and eating tiny bits or feeding it to their young.
That is quite a slow process, but there are so many ants that prey doesn't last very long.
Of course, if they have large prey like a rat or a bird, it might take them a day or two to eat it all.
It depends on all sorts of things.
Army ants eat crumbs
Yes; army ants can not only fully devour a full grown human. They can ingest parts of the flesh in less than a fraction of a second. Although it takes alot of army ants, areas such as rainforests can have alot and have ants that are ready to ambush their prey. Whether they are animal or human.
ants are both, but mostly preys because many, many animals eat ants, rite? For example, crows eat ants, and birds eat ants, and many creatures eat ants, so they are mostly prey, in my opinion, that is.
Army ants eat crumbs
Wolf spiders are carnivorous and primarily feed on insects such as ants, beetles, crickets, and other small arthropods. They are ambush predators, stalking and hunting their prey rather than building webs. Wolf spiders are known for their fast movements and pounce on their prey to catch them.
Army ants eat crumbs
no it can not eat anuman bean
no
Ants will "milk" aphids and scale. Ants will eat worms, spiders, and other ant species.
Yes; army ants can not only fully devour a full grown human. They can ingest parts of the flesh in less than a fraction of a second. Although it takes alot of army ants, areas such as rainforests can have alot and have ants that are ready to ambush their prey. Whether they are animal or human.
Why,yes they can.
No. They only eat crumbs.
Yes. Delicious.
ants are both, but mostly preys because many, many animals eat ants, rite? For example, crows eat ants, and birds eat ants, and many creatures eat ants, so they are mostly prey, in my opinion, that is.
Actually, many ant species pray on other ant species. For example, many army ants, found throughout the tropics, prey on other ants' brood (immature ants, such as eggs and larvae). Some are specialized on invading the nests of other ants and grabbing the immature from the nest. When this happens, it is common to see ants from the invaded nest flee from their home, carrying their young in their mandibles. Other species have special nest entrances that can be closed with a little pebble when they sense the approach of an invading army ant raid. These behaviors must have originated in the long history between army ants and other ants, with army ants evolving mechanisms that improve their predation efficiency, and prey ants evolving mechanisms that reduce this damage.
ants grow at the speed of half a cm every month
they eat their prey slowly .