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Close up of Queen ant and Red Ant Egg Selective focus of shallow depth of field

Ants carrying millipede to nest - animal behavior.

A small ant trying to transport an embryo and its eggs.

Ants, larvae and eggs in earth

Hispidae family insect crawl on plants, North China

A colony of red ants building a bridge

ant Larvae

Woodworm larva exposed, normally lives between the bark ant the hard wood. Holly oak branch.

varroa, a parasitic bee on a larva

A large group of ants is eating a banana. Ants love sugar because sugar is equivalent to edible energy. So the ant remembers this.

The termite queen, danger sign to a wooden house

A bunch of very hungry grubs devouring a tomato in a compost pile.

Ants help carrying Caterpillar - animal behavior.

earthworm is hunted and killed by ants

Red ant eggs in talcum powder

A tiny termite next to two grains of rice on the granite kitchen countertop. Taken with a macro lens, so details of the insect's structure can be seen.

Ghost ants (Tapinoma melanocephalum) ona wall. Schamann. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Gran Canaria. Canary Islands.Spain.

A group of black ants are moving in search of food and are biasing food at the same time in the kitchen.

Little ant and termite on the mossy ground

ants climb to a human finger

Colony of ants in a rotten stump

ants in panic

Eggs of Red ants for cooking. Concept : Weird food. Seasonal food in Thailand. Favorite menu for Thai Northern and Esan people can cook variety. Insect eating.

Group of black Ants eating cheese on on the kitchen table

Worker ants and soldier ants, black and queen of the species Messor barbarus, in the spring in the field, next to their nests, ant eggs are seen

Red ants reunion in the ground

Common black ant (Lasius niger) pupae with workers. Exposed chambers of ants' nest showing large and small pupae of males and female workers

$Ants are vital contributors to sustainability, playing key roles in soil aeration, nutrient recycling, and seed dispersal. Their underground tunnels improve soil health, enabling better water and air circulation for plant roots. As natural pest controllers and ecosystem balancers, ants demonstrate how even the smallest creatures can have a massive impact on environmental sustainability. Protecting their habitats ensures a thriving and balanced ecosystem.\nLocation: Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh (India)$

Queen ant and workers isolated white background

A photo showing numerous black flying ants in the background focuses on one brown ant whose mandibles stand out from the photo, showing his strength

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