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Ant Information from Wikipedia

Tue, 30 Sep 2008
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Did you know that ants actually leave a pheromone trail when they go in search of food, so they can find their way back home?  Wikipedia provides interesting facts like this to help you learn all about ants, from the way they are biologically built to how they communicate.  Wikipedia is your perfect one-stop-source for discovering everything about ants!

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  • Animal Facts
  • Ants
Submitted by: Talhia Hodges Writer, Animals.com

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