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Lonely ant transposing a large breadcrumb on his head

Wood ant on the dry leaf in the woods extremely close-up shot

Photo taken in Stockholm, Sweden

Group of red ants on a banana leaf from thailand

Close-up of an ant on the bark and trunk of an apple tree, Germany

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Leaf Cutter Ants Carrying Leaves on a Tree Branch.

Formica rufa Red Wood Ant Insect. Digitally Enhanced Photograph.

A close-up macro photo of a solitary ant walking on a wooden fence, capturing its detailed movements and the texture of the wood.

Wood ant in the forest extremely close-up shot

In their natural habitat ants are attacking other small insects where a red ant communicating to others with raised legs and antennas while standing on the stem of a tree.

A Fire ant on a wood trunk background

Black Ants searching for food, Mircro-Nikkor 55mm on Nikon D300

close up small ant on the floor

Red Wood Ants living and working on dead trunk with a rusty metal nail

red ants have caught a large brown beetle in thailand and carry it home together - from isaan province

Ants are eusocial insects of the family Formicidae and, along with the related wasps and bees, belong to the order Hymenoptera.

Black ant on the wood covered with a lichen, extremely close-up shot

Ant biting one leg to another one. Monfrague National Park. Caceres. Extremadura. Spain.

Red ant on tree durinr working

Ants' way of life, their diligence, and unity

Ability to coherently solve problems of survival of colony is subject of careful study, since it allows the data obtained to be used in the organization of public works for the benefit of humanity.

Group of black Ants eating cheese on on the kitchen table

Carpenter ants chew through wood to create nests, thus how they have gotten the name carpenter ant. This close up shot you can see the teeth they used to cut smooth channels in wood.

$Ants are vital contributors to sustainability, playing key roles in soil aeration, nutrient recycling, and seed dispersal. Their underground tunnels improve soil health, enabling better water and air circulation for plant roots. As natural pest controllers and ecosystem balancers, ants demonstrate how even the smallest creatures can have a massive impact on environmental sustainability. Protecting their habitats ensures a thriving and balanced ecosystem.\nLocation: Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh (India)$

two ants on a banana leaf

Close-up of wood ants on old wood. Insects in natural surroundings. Formica.

Close up of ants on a wooden surface. Macro photography of ants

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