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Ants Communicate with Pheromones

Ants use chemical signals called pheromones to communicate with each other. These signals help them leave trails, warn of danger, and coordinate work inside the colony.

When an ant finds food, for example, it leaves a trail of pheromones that other ants can follow to the location.

Pheromone communication is essential for the social organization of ants, allowing them to work together efficiently and adaptively.