Ants In My Pants

Ants In My Pants

By Karen Mitzo Hilderbrand, and Kim Mitzo Thompson
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Ants are often called “social” insects because they work together in colonies. In an ant colony, there are many jobs to do. The male's job is to fertilize the queen; after that, he dies. The queen is the head of the colony, and her job is to lay the eggs. The worker ants gather food, guard the home, care for the young, tend to the queen and perform any other job that is needed. Ants are amazing creatures.