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 \nWhat do ants look like?  \n..6  \nHow big are ants?..  \n..8  \n……………10  \nHow are ants born?  \nHow do ants grow?  \n……12  \nWhat do ants eat?……  \n……14  \nWhich animals attack ants?……………………16  \nWhere do ants live?  \n…………………18  \nWhat do ants do?  \n……………20  \nHow do ants move?.  \n……………22  \nHow long do ants live?  \n………………24  \nHow are ants special?  \n………………26  \nThinking about ants ..  \n………………28  \n………………30  \nBug map………  \n……31  \nGlossary ……  \n…………32  \nIndex……………  \n# What are ants?\n\nAnts are small insects with six legs.  \nAnts are very small insects.They are found allover the world.Hundreds of ants live togetherin a group called a colony.Each colony makesa nest.  \nworker ant  \nmale ant  \nThere are different kinds of ants in each nest.  \nThere are a few queen ants,male ants and manyworkers.The queen and the male ants havewings for part of their life.  \nWhat do ants look like?  \nAnts can be different colours.Some can be a paleyellow colour.Some are green.Most ants areblack or brown.They are the ones we are goingto find out about in this book.  \n| There are over 6000 kinds of ants in the world.   |\n| -","cbCair1hTnvt7Xy8","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCair1hTnvt7Xy8","pdf",3758520,36,"English","# What are ants?\n## How big are ants?","[{\"question\":\"How many legs do ants have and what special features do their legs have?\",\"answer\":\"Ants have six legs. 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