Environmental Sciences, asked by chandranlp85, 9 months ago

why do insects live in colony?​

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Answered by itzcupycake
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  • Some insects, such as bees, ants, and termites, live together in groups called colonies. ... Each insect has its own job to do in the colony. Smaller worker insects do the building work, find food, and care for the young. Larger soldier insects defend the colony from attack.
Answered by ananyaa2006
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Some insects, such as bees, ants, and termites, live together in groups calledcolonies. ... Each insect has its own job to do in the colony. Smaller workerinsects do the building work, find food, and care for the young. Larger soldierinsects defend the colony from attack

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