100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "ants"

Definition

Ants are small, social insects belonging to the family Formicidae, characterized by their segmented bodies, strong mandibles, and ability to work collaboratively in colonies. They are known for their complex social structures and behaviors, including foraging for food, building nests, and defending their territory.

Synonyms

• Insects
• Formicids
• Colony insects

Antonyms

• Lone animals
• Solitary insects

Examples

1. The ants are marching in a straight line to their food source.
2. She watched as the ants carried crumbs back to their nest.
3. The picnic was ruined when the ants invaded the food spread.
4. We observed the ants as they worked together to build their home.
5. The ants are often found in gardens searching for sugar.
6. After the rain, the ants emerged from their underground tunnels.
7. The ants in the colony communicate through pheromones.
8. I saw the ants swarm around the fallen apple.
9. The child was fascinated by the way the ants interacted with each other.
10. The ants are known for their incredible strength relative to their size.
11. My grandmother taught me how to watch the ants without disturbing them.
12. The ants are building a bridge with their bodies to cross the puddle.
13. She noticed that the ants were particularly active during the warm weather.
14. The ants have a unique way of finding their way back to the nest.
15. The biologist studied how the ants adapt to different environments.
16. He was amazed at how the ants worked in unison to move a large piece of food.
17. The ants are often seen in the summer, foraging for food.
18. They found the ants crawling all over the picnic blanket.
19. The ants are essential for aerating the soil in the garden.
20. We learned that the ants can live for several years, depending on the species.
21. The ants were quick to find the spilled sugar on the floor.
22. During the summer, the ants are commonly seen in the park.
23. The ants are known to have a queen that lays all the eggs.
24. The children were intrigued by the ants as they observed their behavior.
25. The ants worked tirelessly to gather food for the winter.
26. He carefully observed how the ants constructed their tunnels.
27. The ants are a crucial part of the ecosystem.
28. She took a closer look at the ants to study their movement patterns.
29. The ants are known for their ability to lift objects many times their weight.
30. The research focused on how the ants communicate with one another.
31. The ants are attracted to the sweet scent of the fruit.
32. They noticed that the ants were particularly aggressive when defending their nest.
33. The ants are part of a larger food web in the ecosystem.
34. The children laughed as they watched the ants at work.
35. The ants are often misunderstood creatures.
36. The ants have a complex social hierarchy within their colonies.
37. He was surprised to find the ants in such a remote area.
38. The ants were busy collecting leaves to bring back to their nest.
39. The ants are often used in experiments to study behavior.
40. The ants were drawn to the picnic by the scent of the food.
41. The ants are able to navigate using the sun and landmarks.
42. She marveled at the teamwork of the ants as they carried the food.
43. The ants have been known to farm aphids for their honeydew.
44. The ants are essential for pollination in some plants.
45. The ants quickly overtook the area where the food was left unattended.
46. The ants are known to defend their queen fiercely.
47. The gardener appreciated how the ants helped aerate the soil.
48. The ants were so numerous that they formed a small mountain.
49. She studied how the ants organized their foraging trips.
50. The ants are a source of fascination for many entomologists.
51. The ants have a unique method of communication through touch.
52. The ants can be beneficial as they control pest populations.
53. The ants are often seen working late into the evening.
54. The ants have a remarkable ability to find food sources.
55. The children learned about the life cycle of the ants in school.
56. The ants built their nest in the hollow of the tree.
57. The ants seemed to be in a hurry as they scurried about.
58. The ants have a diverse range of diets depending on the species.
59. The ants were seen carrying tiny bits of food back to the nest.
60. The ants are known for their ability to adapt to various conditions.
61. The ants were investigated for their role in the ecosystem.
62. The ants can sometimes be a nuisance in the house.
63. The ants are recognized for their impressive teamwork.
64. The ants were busy gathering food before the rain started.
65. The ants are often used as a model organism in scientific research.
66. The ants are capable of forming supercolonies in some species.
67. The ants can be found in almost every environment on Earth.
68. She was surprised to see the ants in the middle of winter.
69. The ants are known to have various roles, such as workers and soldiers.
70. The ants scurried across the path, avoiding the feet of passersby.
71. The ants have a symbiotic relationship with certain plants.
72. The ants were quick to react when their nest was disturbed.
73. The ants have been around for millions of years.
74. The ants are capable of lifting objects much heavier than themselves.
75. The ants were attracted to the bright colors of the flowers.
76. The ants are social insects that thrive in colonies.
77. The ants established a clear path to the food source.
78. The ants are known for their intricate nest designs.
79. The ants often collaborate to solve complex problems.
80. The ants were seen exploring their environment for new food sources.
81. The ants can be a sign of a healthy ecosystem.
82. The ants were observed engaging in intricate rituals.
83. The ants will often follow pheromone trails left by others.
84. The ants have a unique way of transporting food to their nests.
85. The ants can often be seen during warm afternoons.
86. The ants are capable of recognizing their nestmates.
87. The ants quickly adapted to the changes in their environment.
88. The ants were moving in a frenzy around the spilled drink.
89. The ants are sometimes mistaken for termites due to their appearance.
90. The ants play a critical role in seed dispersal.
91. The ants were observed exchanging food with each other.
92. The ants are known to build their nests in various materials.
93. The ants often work together to overcome obstacles.
94. The ants were a common sight in the summer months.
95. The ants are vital for the decomposition of organic matter.
96. The ants communicate with each other through various signals.
97. The ants are often studied for their foraging behavior.
98. The ants were attracted to the compost pile in the garden.
99. The ants can often be seen during the daytime when they are most active.
100. The ants have a diverse range of species with different behaviors.