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What are some differences between bees and ants?
One obvious difference is that bees have wings, and ants do not. Another is that bees live in hives, but ants live in anthills, or piles of dirt . . . with tunnels. Another would be that ants have to hunt for their food, but bees make the stuff that they eat with their surroundings. ANOTHER difference is that ants bite or spray acid to defend themselves, but bees use their stingers. Yet still, they both have the ability to sting, but not all species of ants are able to do this. Another difference that I know are that ants have more species than bees, but they only beat them by 2,000 species. There are A LOT more, so keep searching for answers!
What insectivore has a long tongue and nose?
The insectivore with a long tongue and nose is an aardvark. Aardvarks use their long tongues to slurp up ants and termites from their mounds, while their long noses help them detect the insects underground.
What do parasol ants do with leaves?
Parasol ants use leaves to cultivate a fungus that serves as their primary food source. The ants cut leaves, bring them back to their colony, chew them into a paste, and then feed this paste to their fungal garden. The fungus breaks down the leaf material and converts it into a nutrient-rich substrate that the ants can digest.
What do ants sound like?
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.
Why do ants use their antennae?
Ants use their antennae to sense their environment. They can detect chemical trails left by other ants, communicate with each other through pheromones, and navigate their surroundings by detecting obstacles and food sources.
How does an anteater open an ant or termite nest?
Anteaters have very long claws on their hands. They use these to dig holes in termite nests and anthills. Then they use their long, narrow tongues to lick up ants or termites.
What are some differences between bees and ants?
One obvious difference is that bees have wings, and ants do not. Another is that bees live in hives, but ants live in anthills, or piles of dirt . . . with tunnels. Another would be that ants have to hunt for their food, but bees make the stuff that they eat with their surroundings. ANOTHER difference is that ants bite or spray acid to defend themselves, but bees use their stingers. Yet still, they both have the ability to sting, but not all species of ants are able to do this. Another difference that I know are that ants have more species than bees, but they only beat them by 2,000 species. There are A LOT more, so keep searching for answers!
What insectivore has a long tongue and nose?
The insectivore with a long tongue and nose is an aardvark. Aardvarks use their long tongues to slurp up ants and termites from their mounds, while their long noses help them detect the insects underground.
What do leaf cutter ants not feed on?
Leaf cutter ants do not feed on live plant material; instead, they use the leaves to cultivate a fungus that serves as their primary food source.
What ants use other ants as slave ants?
red ants
Where are newts homes?
They use ant holes and make them bigger and kick the ants out.
What do parasol ants do with leaves?
Parasol ants use leaves to cultivate a fungus that serves as their primary food source. The ants cut leaves, bring them back to their colony, chew them into a paste, and then feed this paste to their fungal garden. The fungus breaks down the leaf material and converts it into a nutrient-rich substrate that the ants can digest.
What do tailor ants do?
Tailor ants use their own grubs to produce silk and then make their homes by sticking one leaf to another using the silk
Does snakes living in anthill?
Yes, some snakes may inhabit anthills, particularly if the structure provides shelter or a hunting ground for prey. Anthills can attract various insects, which are a food source for snakes. However, this is not a common behavior for most snake species, as they typically prefer habitats like forests, grasslands, or wetlands. The use of anthills by snakes is more incidental than a primary choice of habitat.
Does ants use defenses to protect themselfs?
yes ants "does" use defenses to protect "themselfs"
How ants interact with the flowers?
they use little ant c4 to make the flowers fall down to their level
What do ants sound like?
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.
