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by singwell-is off researching a lot on January 23rd, 2008
Yes, they do. According to one site I found
Ants hibernate during cold seasons like winter. They survive on the food stores they have gathered in the summer months.www.antcam.com/info/faq/5.3.html
Of course, this would only be in areas which have distinct cold seasons. The ants in the tropics would not hibernate, however they might move to higher ground during the rainy season.
by Mushen on January 23rd, 2008
no, they go on cruise around the med.
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that's pretty interesting!
by Gabstar on January 23rd, 2008