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Essay on autobiography of an ant in 250 words by megaessay

Answer 1

Ants are social insects that live in colonies being some of the most successful of insects. Ant colonies include one or more queens, workers, eggs, larvae and pupae. The worker ants maintain their developed structures known as "nests". Nests protect the ants against their enemies, some protection against extremes of weather, and are often placed close to water and food sources. Some ant species nest in the ground, many times under concrete or slabs. Some species will be found in wood such as fence posts, dead logs, and hollow trees or within structures. Ants are formed with a head, a thorax, or mid-section, and an abdomen connected to the thorax by a very short, narrow stalk. On their heads are mouths and mouthparts which are used to carry food or for defense. They have two compound eyes that are used to detect movement, and several single eyes, which are for the purpose of detecting light. Ants have two stomachs. They have a single stomach and a crop stomach. The single stomach is used to store food for the ant to digest. The crop stomach is more interesting; it contains food that the ant serves to the rest of the colony in times of need. In the event an ant is starving, it walks up to another ant and signs with its antennae "I'm hungry. Give me some food". The ant receiving the sign regurgitates some food for the starving ant to eat. Yum. Some ants also have stingers for defense purposes, or, on rare occasions, there is some which can spray a poison from the end of their abdomens. Ants can grow from point-zero-eight inches to an astounding two inches.
             Ants may seem small and insignificant, but consider this: The combined weight of all the ants on Earth probably equals the combined weight of all the people on Earth. Since the planet supports nearly 6 billion humans, imagine the astronomical number of ants! More than 8,800 species of ants have been identified, but scientists estimate that more than 20,000 ant species exist

Answer 2

Autobiography of an ant.

I am black ant. I live in a hole inside a wall. Me and my friends work together. Every morning we together set out in search of food such as sugar, grains of food and crumbles of bread etc. Sometimes we do not get food and we go hungry. But we always try. If the food is heavy and one ant cannot lift it, then, we call for help and together we bring that to our hole. Although we are tiny creatures but we are most hardworking organisms on earth. Even humans praise us and take inspiration from us. We show them that unity is strength.