10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMAZON ANT»
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1
Insects and Spiders of the World
When the colony moves, the slaves find the new location and carry both the
brood and the amazon ant workers to the new site. If scientists remove the slaves
as an experiment, the amazon ants try to care for their brood. They are not very
good ...
2
Adventures among Ants: A Global Safari with a Cast of Trillions
Ant species such as the Amazon ant are more dependent on their slaves than
humans have been, aside from a few “slave societies” such as the Roman
Empire at the time of Augustus.15 Ant slaves can't breed (but then, they fare no
better in ...
Here are eight of the over 20,000 species: Amazon Ant The Amazon ant is
commonly known as the slave ant. Amazon ants live in Europe, Asia, and North
America. They raid another colony's nest and capture its pupae (but do not eat
them).
Pam East, Bruce Hedges, Janet Hale, 1997
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Strange Dwellings: Being a Description of the Habitations of ...
The Ant which employs enforced labour is called the Amazon Ant (Polyergus
rufescens), and is tolerably common on the Continent. This insect is not furnished
with jaws which are capable of performing the work that usually falls to the lot of
the ...
5
The Animal Kingdom: Its Varieties and Oddities, Comprising ...
1030 THE AMAZON-ANT. they attach fragments of difi'erent substances; thus
constituting a strong defence against the attempts of their enemies. Some of the
species employ, for this purpose, bits of leaves, straw, grass, or rushes; others
adopt ...
6
Natural history: exhibiting in a series of delightful ...
THE AMAZON-ANT. 961 they attach fragments of different substances; thus
constituting a strong defence against the attempts of their enemies. Some of the
species employ, for this purpose, bits of leaves, straw, grass, or rushes ; others
adopt ...
Here are the essential features of the life of the ants, a life incontestably superior to that of the bees, which is precarious in the extreme,In his unique studies of the social insects: the bee, the termite (or white ant) and the ant, ...
Maurice Maeterlinck, 2001
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BINGLEY'S NATURAL HISTORY
THE AMAZON-ANT. 961 they attach fragments of different substances; thus
constituting a strong defence against the attempts of their enemies. Some of the
species employ, for this purpose, bits of leaves, straw, grass, or rushes ; others
adopt ...
An Amazon was frequently seen to approach a negro, and play upon its head
with its antennae, when the latter immediately seized the former in its pincers,
and deposited it at one of the entrances; the amazon ant then unrolled itself,
caressed ...
Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths, 1830
10
The Earth Dwellers: Adventures in the Land of Ants
The amazon military communications system has since been investigated in the
closely related amazon ant of Arizona. American Museum of Natural History
entomologist Howard Topoff, who as a student worked with Schneirla on army
ants, ...
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Exploring the Globe for the World of Ants
The Amazon ant, for example, takes slaves. Only ants and people engage in large-scale warfare (though other animals conduct raids). «New York Times, Sep 10»