Panda Ant

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• Panda Ant

• Characteristics 

• Types of feeding

• Geographical space and habitat

• Food chain

• Growth stages

• Order: Hymenoptera Family: Multillidae Species: Euspinolia militaris Common Name: The Panda Ant

• 1. An ant’s life begins as a soft, oval and tiny egg. 2. The egg hatches into a worm-shaped larva with no eyes or legs.  3. When a larva is large enough, it metamorphoses into a pupa.  4. Finally the pupa emerges as an adult.

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• Queens are females larger than workers and  can live for decades under the right conditions.

• Workers are females that were fed less as larvae. They do not reproduce. 

• Males have wings and fly to mate with queens. They live for only a few weeks.

• Omnivores

• Primarily eats nectar as their daily source

• Native to western Mexico, China, South America, Arizona and Brazil. 

• Males tend to be more nocturnal than the females, who are rather active during the day. The Panda Ant are more active during temperatures that occur after sunset.

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• Secondary consumer 

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• Type of reproduction 

• Sexual 

• The panda ant lays approximately 2000 eggs