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Though so very small, the ant is unbelievably intelligent<br />

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and hard-working.<br />

Among the various kinds, the <strong>com</strong>monest ant is black<br />

or red.<br />

Ants live in <strong>com</strong>fortable homes called ‘anthills’.<br />

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NAME the smallest insect you have seen, and the wisest. Is<br />

it the fly No, it isn’t. Is it the mosquito No, not the<br />

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mosquito. Then it must be the worm. No, none of these. It<br />

is the ant—the <strong>com</strong>monest, the smallest but the wisest<br />

insect. The story of an ant’s life sounds almost untrue. But<br />

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people have kept ants pets, and have watched their daily<br />

behaviour closely. So we know a number of facts about<br />

this tiny, hard-working and intelligent creature.<br />

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An ant uses its feelers or antennae to ‘talk’ to other<br />

ants by passing messages through them. Watch a row of<br />

ants moving up or down the wall. Each ant greets all the<br />

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others <strong>com</strong>ing from the opposite direction by touching<br />

their feelers.<br />

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