How do ants greet each other?
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Carpenter ants 'throw up' on each other to say hello
As well as communicating via pheromones, sound and touch, ants talk to each other by exchanging liquid mouth-to-mouth in a process called trophallaxis.
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With the help of antennae.
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The ants have antennae in place of nose to smell. When they meet with other ants, thet strike the antennae in them to communicate with each other. By this, they get signals related to availability of food or sometimes exchange food.
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