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Carpenter Ants vs. Black Ants: What’s the Difference?Not all carpenter ants (Camponotus spp.) are black. But the two species you’re most likely to find in North America — the Eastern carpenter ant (Camponotus pennsylvanicus) and the Western one ...
breviceps are red ants that enslave other formicine ants which are black ants. Thus, when one opens a mound and sees red and black ants both in frantic distress, then one may have encountered ...
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These “Ants” Use Ultrablack to Warn Predators — and Stay Coolnature’s examples of deep black are impressive. But one of the striking examples comes from the ground-dwelling velvet ant. This ant, which is actually a flightless wasp, sports a exoskeleton ...
Photograph By Piemags/nature / Alamy A recent study found that the ant’s black color is more complex than it appears. When light hits the exoskeleton, it gets scattered by the wasps’ hairs ...
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