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Can Ants Vomit. However, the soldiers pack a punch. How many stomachs do ants have? Now, scientists report that the insects are sharing much more than food. Some ants have an adapted stomach to permit social exchange of food. They are also communicating—talking via chemical cocktails. Ants have social networks just like humans do, but instead of exchanging information through posts and comments, they vomit into each other's mouths. Or a spit, as the case. Most insects have a foregut, a midgut and a. That's how they feed each other and their larvae. A new study from the university of lausanne, switzerland, suggests ants also “talk” and influence colony development via trophallaxis by exchanging a mix of proteins, hormones, and other chemicals linked to growth regulation and nestmate. Ants vomit into each other's mouths as a way of establishing and maintaining social connections, as well as passing along nutrients — not unlike milk from mammals.

Most insects have a foregut, a midgut and a. That's how they feed each other and their larvae. Ants vomit into each other's mouths as a way of establishing and maintaining social connections, as well as passing along nutrients — not unlike milk from mammals. However, the soldiers pack a punch. A new study from the university of lausanne, switzerland, suggests ants also “talk” and influence colony development via trophallaxis by exchanging a mix of proteins, hormones, and other chemicals linked to growth regulation and nestmate. How many stomachs do ants have? Ants have social networks just like humans do, but instead of exchanging information through posts and comments, they vomit into each other's mouths. Some ants have an adapted stomach to permit social exchange of food. Now, scientists report that the insects are sharing much more than food. They are also communicating—talking via chemical cocktails.

Ants talk by throwing up on each other to transmit hormones WIRED UK

Can Ants Vomit Most insects have a foregut, a midgut and a. Some ants have an adapted stomach to permit social exchange of food. Now, scientists report that the insects are sharing much more than food. That's how they feed each other and their larvae. How many stomachs do ants have? However, the soldiers pack a punch. Most insects have a foregut, a midgut and a. Or a spit, as the case. Ants have social networks just like humans do, but instead of exchanging information through posts and comments, they vomit into each other's mouths. A new study from the university of lausanne, switzerland, suggests ants also “talk” and influence colony development via trophallaxis by exchanging a mix of proteins, hormones, and other chemicals linked to growth regulation and nestmate. Ants vomit into each other's mouths as a way of establishing and maintaining social connections, as well as passing along nutrients — not unlike milk from mammals. They are also communicating—talking via chemical cocktails.