It came from the song "When Johnny Comes Marching Home."
march single file, but rather in a scattered and meandering line. This behavior helps them explore more territory and find food efficiently. Each ant communicates with its neighbors through chemical signals to coordinate their movements.
Ants will go anywhere that they can find food. They can smell the food in pantries so that is why they go there; it is easy food for them.
flying ants...different kinds of ant fly..reproductive male ants and female ants fly. The ants swarm and mate in the air. The males then die and the females go in search of a place to set up their own colonies. The loose their wings and then go underground. They lay their eggs and a new colony has begun. If they sting then they would be a variety of the fire (red) ants.
Most religions do not believe that ants have souls and therefore do not have a concept of heaven for them. Instead, ants are seen as part of the natural world and their existence is not typically tied to an afterlife.
Carpenter ants undergo complete metamorphosis, consisting of four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The queen lays eggs, which hatch into larvae that are fed by worker ants. The larvae then pupate inside a protective cocoon before emerging as adult ants.
Yes, the Ants go marching
its the ants go marching one by one duhhh :/
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There is no song called "when the stains go marching".
The ant's came marchimg came from the Africa culter
"Oh when the Saints go Marching In". by BoyScout4Life
The New Orleans Saints were not named for a particular saint. The team's name was inspired by the song "When the Saints Go Marching In."
When the Saints Go Marching In
It's When Saint go Marching Here are the notes to the song, "When the Saints Go Marching in" for the recorder: GBC'D'-----GBC'D'-----GBC'D' B G A G----- BAG-GB-D'D'D'C' BC'D' BGAG-----
The name comes from the song "When the Saints Go Marching In."
when the saints go marching in. Saints is Southhampton's nickname.
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