What is the reason for the mass movement of ants There is no food to be delivered

If the original nest is not suitable for survival due to humidity changes or other reasons, it will be moved.

Make a few water plugging test tubes and put them in the corner, and they may live in them.

Ants moved the snake aisle, and the heavy rain arrived in less than three days.

There must be sugar or something around here!

Isn't your family going to be a**?

There are three ways in which ants carry food:

1. Use mouthparts to carry food: When the food is solid and small in size, ants will use their mouthparts to carry food directly.

2. Ant colonies carry food together: When the food volume is large, a single ant cannot complete the work, and the ant colony will drag it together.

3. Store food in the body and carry it: When the food is liquid, the ants will store it in the body and transport it back to the nest.

Today, the teacher assigned an essay entitled "Ants Move to Eat", and it just so happened that there was an ant hole in front of my house, and I was going to take a closer look at it today.

I heard that ants have a sweet tooth, so I put a few grains of sugar and some sweet crackers about a meter away from the ant's nest, and then I squatted there and waited for the ants to appear.

I waited for a long time, but I still didn't see an ant, I thought: I put the food too far away from their nest, so that they can't smell the fragrance, and are not attracted to it, so I tried to move the food forward a little, and finally the first ant appeared, I saw it slowly crawling towards the white sugar and biscuits I sprinkled on the ground, I saw it first turn around the biscuit a few times, then push left and right, but the biscuit is simply a behemoth to it, no matter how hard it tries, The biscuits are still "standing" there like a Tarzan, not moving. I thought it would be deflated, but it turned its head to a few grains of sugar next to it, and this time it didn't take much effort to put a single piece of sugar in front of its head and slowly crawled into its home.

After a while I saw a large group of ants lined up in a neat line slowly moving towards the biscuits, and finally saw "Tarzan", they were ecstatic, close to "Tarzan" and then swarmed up, the ants gathered more and more, and finally these small forces condensed together into a huge force, pushing "Tarzan" towards their home slowly forward...

I was deeply touched by this spirit, and he gave me a revelation: a small ant has such a strong team spirit, and they know that unity is strength, so if each of us can understand this truth, what else can not be done?

Dig out of the hole first, find food, and then crawl back into the hole If it can't move, it will steal the hole and call its teammates to carry it with it. Then move back to the cave with your teammates

There are two main reasons why ants move:

There is a belief that this behavior of ants is related to the coming rain, and it is believed that ants can sense the humidity of the air. When they feel too humid, they know it's going to rain, so they move to a safer place. However, there is still no conclusive scientific evidence to support this view.

Some people also say that ants choose to move on cloudy days or at night, mainly to prevent the sun exposure to the possible damage to the ant eggs, because people do not pay attention to the actions of ants at night, but can often see ants move on cloudy days, so they associate ant moving with rain.

It is said that the ant moves the snake aisle, and there will be heavy rain tomorrow, and the ant moves to say that it will rain tomorrow.

When an ant finds food, it leaves a scent on its way home, so that its companions can track the food based on the smell. When returning to the nest, the ants will also leave some odors along the way, and there is a special gland in the ant's body, which is secreted by the ants to communicate with each other.

Ants mainly carry food because of the strength of the population, first of all, they can carry food that is several times heavier than their own body.

Ants carry food through their mouths, and they can carry food that weighs three times their weight at a time, so they are veritable strongmen!