100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "antling"

Definition

Antling refers to a larval or immature form of an ant, typically found in a colony. It represents the early developmental stage of an ant before it matures into its adult form.

Synonyms

• Ant larva
• Ant pupae
• Ant juvenile
• Ant nymph

Antonyms

• Adult ant
• Mature ant
• Fully developed ant

Examples

1. The antling crawled across the leaf, searching for food.
2. In the colony, the antling is cared for by worker ants.
3. The scientist observed how the antling developed into an adult.
4. Each antling has a specific role during its growth.
5. The antling was barely visible among the debris.
6. The worker ants diligently fed the antling.
7. An antling can transform into a queen or a worker.
8. We found an antling nestled in the soil.
9. The antling's survival depends on the colony's resources.
10. The antling was shielded from predators by its siblings.
11. As spring approached, the antling grew rapidly.
12. The antling showed signs of growth after just a few days.
13. Observing an antling can teach us about ant biology.
14. The antling clung to its mother for warmth.
15. An antling undergoes several molts before reaching maturity.
16. The role of an antling is crucial for the colony's future.
17. We noticed the antling had a distinct coloration.
18. The antling was the size of a small grain of rice.
19. A healthy antling is a sign of a thriving colony.
20. The antling was found in the nursery area of the anthill.
21. The antling will soon join the ranks of worker ants.
22. Careful observation of the antling revealed its feeding habits.
23. The antling was protected by the surrounding worker ants.
24. As night fell, the antling became more active.
25. The antling rested while its siblings explored.
26. The antling is an important part of the ant life cycle.
27. We documented the growth of the antling over several weeks.
28. The antling was transported to a safer location by the workers.
29. Each antling has a unique genetic makeup.
30. The antling demonstrates the complexity of ant societies.
31. The antling was observed feeding on protein-rich food.
32. The life span of an antling is influenced by environmental factors.
33. An antling can be mistaken for a small insect.
34. The antling was timid and stayed close to the nest.
35. Researchers studied the behavior of the antling in detail.
36. The antling was in the process of molting.
37. The colony’s success depended on the health of the antling.
38. The antling was a crucial stage in the ant's development.
39. The antling thrived in the rich soil of the forest.
40. The antling often mimicked its surroundings for camouflage.
41. Each antling learned quickly from its elders.
42. The antling faced many challenges in its environment.
43. The antling was often seen playing with its siblings.
44. An antling is vulnerable to many threats.
45. The antling grew steadily as it received nourishment.
46. We carefully monitored the antling’s growth patterns.
47. The antling was the future of the colony.
48. The antling showed remarkable resilience in adverse conditions.
49. The antling was a fascinating subject for our study.
50. The presence of an antling indicates a healthy ecosystem.
51. The antling was observed in a protective chamber of the nest.
52. The antling eagerly accepted food from the workers.
53. Each antling underwent a metamorphosis to become an adult.
54. The antling was often overlooked by casual observers.
55. Understanding the antling can help us learn about ant behavior.
56. The antling was part of a larger experiment on ant development.
57. The antling was carefully collected for research purposes.
58. The antling demonstrated unique adaptations to its environment.
59. An antling can be a fascinating topic for entomology enthusiasts.
60. The antling exhibited social behaviors similar to adults.
61. The antling was sheltered from the harsh sun.
62. The antling was the result of a successful mating season.
63. The antling was extremely small but full of potential.
64. The antling learned to forage alongside the older ants.
65. The role of the antling is often undervalued in studies.
66. The antling was caught in a raindrop and sheltered by a worker.
67. The antling had to adapt quickly to survive.
68. The antling was studied for its reaction to stimuli.
69. The antling was carefully placed back into the nest after observation.
70. The antling was a testament to the colony's hard work.
71. As the antling matured, it began to explore more.
72. The antling was a critical part of the colony's growth.
73. The antling spent its days in the safety of the nest.
74. Each antling contributed to the colony's success in small ways.
75. The antling was often fed by the larger worker ants.
76. The antling was surprisingly strong for its size.
77. The antling had a soft exoskeleton that would harden over time.
78. The antling was nurtured by the entire colony.
79. The antling was the first of many to emerge from the egg.
80. The antling's journey was just beginning.
81. The antling learned to communicate with pheromones.
82. The antling represented hope for the future of the colony.
83. The antling had a bright future ahead.
84. The antling was a marvel of nature's design.
85. The antling worked tirelessly alongside its peers.
86. The antling was often seen in the nursery chamber.
87. The antling was a small but vital part of the ecosystem.
88. The antling had a distinct pattern that set it apart.
89. The antling grew faster when there was plenty of food.
90. The antling was observed during its first foraging trip.
91. The antling was surrounded by the warmth of the colony.
92. The antling was the result of a successful reproductive cycle.
93. The antling played an important role in the colony's hierarchy.
94. The antling was learning to navigate the complex tunnels.
95. The antling was a young member of the colony.
96. The antling was often hidden away from predators.
97. The antling showed signs of developing wings.
98. The antling was the foundation for future generations.
99. The antling was nurtured in the safety of the queen's chamber.
100. The antling was a wonder to observe in its natural habitat.