How many Black Garden Ants are there in the world?
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It would be impossible to give an accurate answer but i would say there are millions.
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The genus Atta is the pinnacle of Attine evolution, with 15 species representing the premier leaf-cutting ants. The huge queens, well over an inchlong, are efficient egg-laying machines, giving rise to worker populations as large as several million individuals. The workers are strongly polymorphic, varying in length from about 1/16 to 5/8 inches, and correspondingly, a several hundred-fold increase in body weight! \n\nThis is what I could find on the Atta...Here is the website on the total Leafcutter Ants issus...well one website anyways. (The first site listed is what I found this info under)
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Japanese Ant\n\nhttp://ant.edb.miyakyo-u.ac.jp/E/Taxo/F81104.html
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There are now fewer than 2,500 black rhinos left in the world.  They can now only be found in certain pockets in some sub-Saharan African countries like Zimbabwe, South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, and Namibia.  In the 1970's the estimates were around 65,000 black rhinos that could be found throughout most all of the sub-Saharan region of Africa.  The single most destructive cause for their near extinction is the amount of poaching going on.  The poachers prize the horns of the black rhinos very much like the ivory tusks of elephants are highly wanted.  Black rhinos are not the only type of rhino that is slowly (or rather quickly) losing numbers since most all of rhinos are losing their lives at the hands of us humans.
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what color are ants most attracted to.. it's an experiment for 5th grade.
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no.  insects have six legs.
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Yes they do.\n\nQuote from article found at http://ant.edb.miyakyo-u.ac.jp/ \n\n---quote begins---\nAlthough 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.\nWhere do ants pass the winter?\n---quote ends---\n\nFind out more from\nhttp://ant.edb.miyakyo-u.ac.jp/BE/Kingdom/5657/5657e.html
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There are approximately 1.6 to 1.7 million described species on Earth. Estimates exceed 100 million species, but the difficulty lies in our ability to search for and describe them all (some even estimate there are over 100 million bacteria species alone and that our techniques, and interest, to find them limits such numbers).
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A North American Regional Studbook and Population Manager was approved in 1999 to help manage animals held by cooperating institutions. The 2000 studbook reports there to be a population of 173 (35.135.3) individuals being held in 20 participating institutions as of 30 July, 2000 and the Antelope Taxon Advisory Group has assigned impala a target population size of 150 animals. Hundreds more are thought to be held by the private sector. This species has also been determined to be in need of genetic investigation and a Population Management Plan will soon be prepared. Presently all impala are being managed as a single population, regardless of possible subspecies. Although no black-faced impala are present in North America at this time (2001), this subspecies may be imported in the future as available to replace other specimens.
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African army ants are also known as Safari ants.\n\nYou will be unlikely to be able to roam the net and find exactly what you need. Your best chances are at a university library's science section, specifically the insect sections. Because of right now, there doesn't see to be any Gil Grissoms that have published any web sites for insects in detail, concerning pictures and diagrams. Get to the library, make some good old fashioned xerox's or scans.\n\n\nhttp://www.armyants.org/armyants/genusfigures/neivamyrmex/harrisipics.html\nhttp://antbase.org/ants/africa/contents.htm\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_ant
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im taking a wild guess.  ant?  as in ant hill??
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How do you know if it's the same ant ?
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There are about 56 species, so which one do you want?\nI'll say "Rattus adustus," and let you look at the source below for the other 55.
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Army ants found in Africa are called driver ants. Driver ants form huge colonies, which in some cases consist of between 10 million and 20 million workers. Driver ants have extremely powerful mandibles. Their massive swarms are capable of immobilizing and killing large prey.\n\nIf attacked you won't be dismembered and eaten, but bites from large soldiers (workers) can inflict excruciating pain. Once their jaws have snapped shut, nothing can shake them loose.\n\nColonies of these ants have no permanent nests. Instead they make temporary bivouacs by interlocking their bodies in a protective dome over the queen and her young. Periodically they use a hollow log or decaying stump for a slightly more permanent shelter. This is for about 20 days and allows the queen to lay her eggs, possibly up to 30,000 of them.\n\nThey have been known to kill Elephants believe it or not. The very few cases with human fatalites most are of them being unconscious and their calls for help being unheard.
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Estimates of the present global macroscopic species diversity vary from 2 million to 100 million species, with a best estimate of somewhere near 10 million. Note the word macroscopic, this excludes microscopic oragnisms.\n\nThe U.S. has over 17,000 identified native plant and tree species, including 5,000 just in California. With habitats ranging from tropical to arctic, the flora of the U.S. is the most diverse of any country; yet, thousands of non-native exotic species sometimes adversely affect indigenous plant and animal communities. Over 400 species of mammal, 700 species of bird, 500 species of reptile and amphibian, and 90,000 species of insect have been documented.\n\n Insects are the most diverse group of animals on the earth, with around 925,000 species described—more than all other animal groups combined. There's over a million arthropods, a group which includes insects.\n\nAbout 350,000 species of plants have been estimated to exist. As of 2004, some 287,655 species had been identified, of which 258,650 are flowering.\n\nI'm just adding them up.
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I've never heard that, but small seeds are moved about by ants, so it is possible.
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Little Black Ant\n\nLittle Black ants are very small and black, two nodes, with workers all one size, similar to the Pharaoh Ant. Found throughout the U.S., but most often in the east. One of the more common house-infesting ants, Little Black Ants nest in wall voids and under carpets. May build outdoor colonies under rocks, logs, debris and forage to indoor food sources along baseboards and carpet edges. Likes sweets, fats, oils.