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lilkobe
06-13-2010, 12:50 AM
Do ants and bees have a hivemind controlled by the queen? I saw somewhere that scientists killed a queen in an ant hill and all the ants that were previously doing a task suddenly went crazy and scattered off into the world when the queen died. Also how do ants know to all do specific tasks, for example in the amazon ants are sent out on scouting missions to find new food sources.

QUIZZLE
06-13-2010, 12:51 AM
Do ants and bees have a hivemind controlled by the queen? I saw somewhere that scientists killed a queen in an ant hill and all the ants that were previously doing a task suddenly went crazy and scattered off into the world when the queen died. Also how do ants know to all do specific tasks, for example in the amazon ants are sent out on scouting missions to find new food sources.

I know a couple ants, no bees though. They tell me that your post is bullshit.

LongBeachLakers
06-13-2010, 12:53 AM
probably along the lines of radiowaves or some undetected wavelength. their antennas are there for a reason.

Penny37
06-13-2010, 12:57 AM
Do ants and bees have a hivemind controlled by the queen? I saw somewhere that scientists killed a queen in an ant hill and all the ants that were previously doing a task suddenly went crazy and scattered off into the world when the queen died. Also how do ants know to all do specific tasks, for example in the amazon ants are sent out on scouting missions to find new food sources.
Have you noticed that all of your threads are just all made up BS with no factual evidence whatsoever to back it up other than your "opinion"?

lilkobe
06-13-2010, 01:04 AM
how is my post bullshit?

My one about Asians being shitty drivers is statistically true.

JtotheIzzo
06-13-2010, 01:06 AM
Ant Banks > Lil B
Busy B > Adam Ant

Quata
06-13-2010, 01:07 AM
bees communicate through dancing. Ants touch each other on the end of their knobs.

B-Low
06-13-2010, 01:10 AM
I know a couple ants, no bees though. They tell me that your post is bullshit.
:oldlol:

lilkobe
06-13-2010, 01:13 AM
No telepathy :(

ANSWER: Ants communicate with pheromones and leaving pheromone trails.

That's how the scouting parties lead other ants to the new food sources, and when an ant is killed it releases a pheromone that sends nearby ants into an attack frenzy.

When a queen is killed it releases a pheromone that makes the ants go crazy because they have to decide which female will become the new queen so they go above ground.

Then the chosen one (I dont know how they choose) ingests pheromones found in the dead queen and transforms into the new queen of the hive!

Wow pretty cool

Lamar Doom
06-13-2010, 02:07 AM
Do ants and bees have a hivemind controlled by the queen? I saw somewhere that scientists killed a queen in an ant hill and all the ants that were previously doing a task suddenly went crazy and scattered off into the world when the queen died. Also how do ants know to all do specific tasks, for example in the amazon ants are sent out on scouting missions to find new food sources.

Dogs sniffing each other and the earth is actually the way they "communicate" but this communication is more like passing of information. "Instinct" is highly over valued by popular science with these animals, they are in fact transferring immeasurable shared/collective experience with one another through a heightened olefactory sense. There is a goverment program attempting to design a mask like aparatus that could theoretically allow humans to access this basically metaphysical ability. Information could be absorbed almost like the cable-through-the-hole-in-your-neck Matrix thing.

branslowski
06-13-2010, 02:13 AM
:lol Have you been smoking weed bro?...


You bringing up goofy topics like me and my buds do when we are high as f*ck.

plowking
06-13-2010, 02:19 AM
Have you noticed that all of your threads are just all made up BS with no factual evidence whatsoever to back it up other than your "opinion"?

Kinda like religion... :oldlol:

SevereUpInHere
06-13-2010, 03:00 AM
I saw something quite interesting a while ago, scientists were studying how bees can fly around in these confined spaces in huge numbers and never fly into each other. They were trying to relate it back to air traffic control systems and further down the track cars that drive themselves. Pretty cool.

jbot
06-13-2010, 02:16 PM
No telepathy :(

ANSWER: Ants communicate with pheromones and leaving pheromone trails.

That's how the scouting parties lead other ants to the new food sources, and when an ant is killed it releases a pheromone that sends nearby ants into an attack frenzy.

When a queen is killed it releases a pheromone that makes the ants go crazy because they have to decide which female will become the new queen so they go above ground.

Then the chosen one (I dont know how they choose) ingests pheromones found in the dead queen and transforms into the new queen of the hive!

Wow pretty cool
ants are awesome little creatures unless they infest your house or picnic. then they suck.