Anybody has answers about ants sex life?
931283
just the Queen has Sex with a few Lovers. :-)
440541
yes, actually most species of ants do this.  the winged ants are the queens and reproductive males of the next generation.\n\nthey leave their home nests all at the same time, and have a big royal party in the air.  after they mate, the queens shed their wings, burrow into the ground and start a whole new ant colony - never to fly to again.
1021879
I tried to ask one person who was bitten by carpenter ant and that ant had gone inside his both ears,,,when I told him " would you mind telling me if the ants damaged your ear drum"  he began to signal with his hand......I didn't know why!!!!!!!\nYou could ask him
244723
I know ants are not (I tried it out). The sugar receptors of bugs are not the same than ours, so while they get stimulated by sugar, they not necessarily stimulated by other molecules we perceive as sweet.
463800
sugar & grease is what ants are usually attracted to.\n\nput out a potato chip & watch them go wild (it's the grease in the potato chip that they are after)
1075247
Driver Ants. They were formerly called African Army Ants or Old World Army Ants. A colony can be 10 to 20 million strong and kills anything at all that doesn't get out of their way, even an elephant. Death comes from asphyxiation as the ants crawl into the mouth, nose, and lungs of their victim.
697960
why cant we kiss our elbows and where dose my lap go and do ants smile when were not looking?
939551
It's probably a lot, but the question is hard to answer, it's just like ask how many ants are in the African Continent..☺
765510
I would say it like being stuck with a hot needle. Fire ants anyway. The pain last for a good while about like a wasp are yellow jacket sting
507418
Ants are always out exploring, and two things happen here:\n\n1. One ant will come across the sugar and will make a trail from there to the colony, soon hordes of ants will follow the trail to bring home the bacon.\n\n2. As long as there is moisture, a nearby and will actually smell the sugar from a few yards away. It does have a smell too. Once he stumbles across it, the same will happen as described earlier.
795228
That doesn't sound right, if they're talking about critters that have sexual intercourse at all (as opposed to procreating other ways).\n\nI would think that most females have, as males aren't all that choosy about where they donate their sperm.\n\nToo bad you don't say where you got this. I mean, besides "the net" -- oh, THERE, that tiny place.\n\n;-)\n\nUnless it's more a comment on life expectancy, saying that most critters die before they have a chance to, well, you know.\n\nSo, where'd you come across this tidbit, what animals are included in the statistic, and why would this be?\n\n(I'll check back in hopes you respond.)\n\nEdit: You may (if you're interested enough) want to troll around newscientist.com and similar sites. New Scientist is the UK's version of Scientific American -- the site has science news, and search facility (though you have to pay to access everything, they do have a lot available for non-subscribers).\n\nI may give it a go next time I'm there.\n\nTrouble is, coming from a non-expert (that is, a psychologist), I wonder if this is one of those non-facts that gets picked up and repeated and is completely wrong.\n\nThough, if you include all animals, including insects, then maybe. Relatively few bees and ants, for example, have sex, and they'd account for a big proportion of "all animals."\n\nIn which case it's completely irrelevant to a discussion of human sexuality.
711162
ants do sleep, or at least have a stage where they respond noticeably worse to external stimuli and are inactive. You just don't see ants sleep because they do that in their nest, not outside. You don't see many people sleep on the streets either, do you?\nWhy we sleep is a still unsolved and very intriguing question. Especially for something that essential. Clear is that people (or animals) can even die for lack of sleep. As it is a complex subject look up more details at the link below.
196922
Yes, I have ants in my kitchen.  Set out some bay leaves.  Seems to have made a difference.
1090493
all ants bite... they devour their food by eating it,will bite if you try to mess with them...even the tiny ones will defend themselves & their queen & nests..fire ants are the worse kind though,they have a poison that makes it burn really intense when they bite you....too many bites can be deadly
684193
i one had an ant cleaning my deposited bacteria.. oh how i loved that ant it was my pride and joy however 1 day i was walking in the forest and a giant bear attacked me... ill never forget that day when i lost my ant quite sad really...
1090460
ants. try not eating anything on your bed, you're leaving crumbs all over.
913392
Yeah, was pretty surprised at that myself...\n\nAlso thought it was quite funny with the ants that went mad and their little mates carry them as far away from the other ants as possible....then some weird fungi pushes through their brain....very very odd!