Some ants can have stingers. However, most ants simply bite, and some are also completely harmless. Fire ants and harvester ants are two of the most common ants that have stingers, and are primarily seen outdoors.
There are many species of ants. Colour varies by species and social "status" within that species:BlackRedYellowWhiteTransparentGreyBrownGolden-brownSome ant species have a black body with sandy-coloured stipes.There is even a species of ant, called Ghost Ant, which changes colour based on what it's been eating (if they eat a blue M&M, they turn blue, etc).
If you have ever seen an ant before, the answer is very simple.Ant sizes vary depending on what kind they are. They grow upwards of 1 inch long.The normal ants and termites are in the 3 to 15 mm range. But the carpenter ant can grow to 25 mm (more than an inch) in length, and the largest prehistoric ants were up to 3 times that size.
flickers specialize in eating ants. many other birds, including wrens and grouse, will also eat ants. I have a cockatiel that likes to chase ants around on the floor
If its never been seen before then it doesn't have a neme yet but probably some new sea creature
There are about a dozen species that commonly are seen as pest problems in the home. There are many hundreds of species in the US, and therer are uncountable bazillions of individual ants. The most frequent invaders of homes are carpenter ants (about 6 types), odorous house ants, moisture ants, and fire ants. In the yard you will find all these plus thatching ants.
70,000 ants have been seen together
Some ants can have stingers. However, most ants simply bite, and some are also completely harmless. Fire ants and harvester ants are two of the most common ants that have stingers, and are primarily seen outdoors.
70,000 has been the most seen at one time
There are many species of ants. Colour varies by species and social "status" within that species:BlackRedYellowWhiteTransparentGreyBrownGolden-brownSome ant species have a black body with sandy-coloured stipes.There is even a species of ant, called Ghost Ant, which changes colour based on what it's been eating (if they eat a blue M&M, they turn blue, etc).
Birds, ants, spiders, lizards, and dragonflies have been seen preying on young, winged termites.
No, because ants are so small that they can not be seen by smaller insects
The ants squeeze the aphids to extract a sweet tasting liquid and in return, that ants protect the aphids. I do not believe the foregoing statement. I wonder whether the person who wrote it has ever seen anything of the kind happening. I have seen ants eating aphids, cutting them up and carrying them away, and I have seen ants stroking aphids with their antennae, which seemed to stimulate the aphids into giving up honeydew. However, I may have misinterpreted that stroking; possibly touching the aphid with the antenna was just to see whether there was any honeydew to pick up, and the aphid might have been about to produce honeydew anyway. In any case, there certainly is a symbiotic (more precisely, mutualistic) relationship between many kinds of ants and many kinds of aphids. Generally speaking it takes the form of ants protecting aphids and removing their (unwanted) honeydew for their own purposes.
he has been seen many times in okanogan lake.
The cockroach, honeybee, ants and bugs are commonly seen in the house.
Although ants can be seen in various places from spring to autumn, they go into hibernation in the winter. In addition, from spring to autumn, many ants are seen to come from, and go into, the entrances of their nests, but these entrances are closed in winter and no ants are seen to come from there. During spring and autumn they gather enough food to make it through the entire winter season,thats alot of food,so they work all spring and autumn.
when would pioneer species be seen