WHAT IS ANTS ???
Ants are highly social insects that live in well-organized communities known as colonies. Belonging to the family Formicidae, there are more than 10,000 identified species worldwide. They are easily recognized by their elbowed antennae and distinctive node-like waist.
MORPHOLOGY & COLONY STRUCTURE
Ant colonies function as superorganisms, ranging from a few dozen to millions of individuals. The survival of the colony depends on its specialized castes:
- Queens: The primary reproductive members responsible for laying thousands of eggs.
- Males: Reproductive ants whose primary role is to mate with the queen.
- Workers: Sterile females that handle foraging, nest maintenance, and defense.
ECOLOGICAL SUCCESS
Ants have successfully colonized nearly every landmass on Earth (except Antarctica). Their success is driven by advanced social organization, adaptability, and effective defense strategies. In some ecosystems, their biomass even exceeds that of wild birds and mammals combined.
CONCLUSION
While ants are remarkable for their cooperative survival, certain species become serious pests when they invade human structures. Professional management is essential to prevent infestation and protect your environment.
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