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The Ant Everyone has surely ever seen an ant, whether in the woods, or perhaps even a nuisance in their own homes. Here, the biology of these organisms is extremely interesting, they are not only insects, but true free antivirus. Their Occurrence and Their Typical Characteristics In biology, all known species of ants are states forming, in jargon this is called eusozial.They live in a community of several ants to ensure the survival of this division of labor by the members. With the bees, bees, wasps and hornets, they belong to the Hymenoptera. They live in almost every area of our Earth and can also adapt to the most extreme conditions. With this advantage, the ants have been established for about 130 million years ago, the oldest ant, who was found trapped in amber for 90 million years old. Worldwide there are about 11000-12500 species of ants, of which approximately 200 species in the European space. The most common ant species in North America, central and northern Europe and northern Asia is the red wood ant, which is a nature reserve. As arthropods they have six legs, a head, chest and abdomen. A characteristic feature in the biology of the ant is the so-called "wasp waist", which is located between the chest and abdomen. The Ant Colony Organization Ant colonies can consist of several hundred to more than 20 million animals and each animal has its own task. First and foremost, of course, is the queen or queens. Yes, in an ant colony, there be one or more queens who take care of the offspring. The biology of these bigger than all the other ants and sexually active females with wings that carry them through to mating and then discard. After they have been inseminated by the males in the air and have lost their wings, they take over another people or form a new government. Before they do so, however, the ant queen has done probably the hardest work in an ant colony. It sets namely continuously from spring to autumn in the eggs. A queen of the red wood ant is in her 20-year life as one million lay eggs - what a performance! The male ants carrying leaves are also, in biology for the fertilization of the queen in charge, after which they die off. The smallest and sexually underdeveloped female ants are the so-called workers, which take over all the work, such as foraging, food for the ant brood and the queen and the nest defense. Of particular note here is that depending on the task of each ant is intended to distinguish the particular shape of the individual animals greatly. As can be seen defending the nest, you can see the "soldiers" who possess that is particularly strong upper jaw.