Ants and Their Picnic Adventure

The video explores a picnic experience where ants, specifically worker ants, visit to collect food. It explains the structure of an ant colony, highlighting the roles of the queen, males, and worker ants. The video details how worker ants use their antennae to find food and their incredible strength and teamwork to transport it. The video concludes with questions to engage viewers about their experiences with ants.

What unexpected visitors joined the picnic?

• Butterflies

• Ants

• Bees

• Birds

What is the primary role of the queen ant in an anthill?

• To lay eggs

• To find food

• To protect the anthill

• To build tunnels

Which ants are responsible for collecting food?

• Worker ants

• Baby ants

• Male ants

• Queen ants

How do worker ants detect food?

• Using their wings

• Using their antennae

• Using their feet

• Using their eyes

What do ants use to follow a trail to food?

• Sound waves

• Visual cues

• Magnetic fields

• Smelly trails

What type of diet do most ants have?

• Herbivore

• Carnivore

• Omnivore

• Insectivore

Why did the ants at the picnic go after the cookie crumbs?

• They needed protein

• They were curious

• They love sugar

• They were attracted to the color

What is the maximum weight an ant can carry relative to its own weight?

• 100 times

• 50 times

• 20 times

• 10 times

What do ants do if an item is too heavy for one to carry?

• Push it with their legs

• Break it into smaller pieces

• Call for help from other ants

• Leave it behind

What is the main theme of the conclusion?

• The diet of ants

• The teamwork of ants

• The strength of ants

• The habitat of ants