Time is super limited for them to establish a new queen anyway. Brood only live about two weeks. Where as a queen can live for 50 years. Big colony's usually roll with multiple queens though.
@@capcat5728 Fire ants, have you got the smallest idea how little that narrows it down? There are so called "fire ants" in germany, there i'am from, wich have 20+ queens...
Ants don't identify each other by sight. But through scent. If a larva from another colony is introduced to another. The other ant colony will take care of it as if it was related to them. And through cleaning. The larvae will acquire the colonies scent
You do realize these larvas are gonna prob be a food source for that colony for some time because they won't accept them? *Larvas eating larvas be like*
they either get killed by a dying colony without a queen or they have the chance of survival with a new colony or become food before hatching and never experience the pain... id say he chose right
@@Milky_Nguyen - Fuck off with that "Morality". morality is subjective, and these delusional beliefs is why humanity is not progressing. too many emotional fuckwits destroying our society, if you we put morality aside we would've evolved by now. I only belive in "unnecessary" and "necessary" actions, but fuck morality.
Even if he did buy another queen of the same species it would take a week to ship which is more than enough time for the colony to destroy itself before a new queen arrives.
@@LightsCameraAnts another comment with more likes said a similar thing and didn't get a reply so I assumed. Perhaps you just didn't want to dignify "BIG CHUNGUS" with a reply.
@@abe_linc02 you have a lot of learning to start, for example Hawaii have an environmental disaster because of foreign species introduced by colonists which created lots of pests that are destroying their ecosystem to solve those problems the colonists introduced another species to counter the pests but as a result they created another pests that on top of not solving the previous pest is devouring the native species some of the native species got extinct as a result and some are endangered.
@@mrdisaster5880 yes, however I'm not sure why they even commented this because it doesn't apply when they don't have a fertilized healthy queen. They would have just died out (did), it's literally not possible for them to have any long term environmental impact at all...🤣
The escaped ants are all workers. The queen died. The workers won't live anywhere near long enough to cause trouble, not to mention they won't be able to make new ants
Can some one explain how they get new ant ? In bees live if the queen died the females figh to be the new queen doesn't that happened as well in ants ?
@@salemb9961 some species can have multiple queens. But I believe most die out after the queen dies. Queens will give birth to other queens, but the virgin queens have to leave their birth nest to start a hoard of their own. I think queens can live for like 30 years and their only job is pumping out babies. That’s to the best of my knowledge. I’m not expert!
@@coreyfrank506 sounds like sceptic thinking, if they can't reproduce they'll die out fairly quickly especially if they're killing each other. And nothing of value was lost
@@k1ng_BL0C and if you pull out during sex there's a 100% chance that'll work? No. With even a. 000001% chance of them surviving on their own, the responsible time to dispose of them is after they are all dead.
Im not very informed but for some people thinking of releasing animals, im pretty sure its usually bad to release pets and stuff into the wild like ants, fish, etc. if you dont know for sure that theyre native to their area cause they might become an invasive species if ure not careful!
Thanks so much for your concern! Yeah these ants were caught earlier this year in my neighborhood and releasing them back into the wild will not cause any harm.
They'll also die out without the queen, because she is the egg layer of the colony. So even if they were invasive they would pose very minimal environmental risk, unless they contracted a bacteria or virus from the captive bred bugs they have probably been fed such as mealworms or roaches.
Ants casually bringing back orphans like : ah how did our children crawl out the tube themselves. Also I know some species of ants specialise in stealing and raising larva for their own colony
Dude, you’re not supposed to put eggs from another ant colony into a different one they’re going to eat them they cannot raise different ants you’re not supposed to mix them and if they do, they’re gonna kill each other after they’re born anyways, there’s no point in doing that, you just killed a whole future of an ant colony like bro
As seen in another comment from the creator, great to see someone responsibly releasing only native to your area ants - and only keeping ants native to your area - but please do specify this in the video, other people might not realize this and replicate it without understanding that they need to be native ants for any release to happen, queen or no, out of a cautionary standpoint
Yes they fight eachother Cause it happens when the queen dies the colony lacks pheramones that they will start to fight to death to take on the top role
@@yeezyyankie324 they're native and since they don't have a goal to keep the colony alive because no more queen, so no more reason to find food, they'll just fight to death or starve
I swore when a queen dies the colony specially feeds an egg to make a new queen or a new one is born after some time. I collected my ants wild and they did fine despite be not catching a queen with the coloney
Is it okay to let them out?? I have no idea thats why im asking but wasnt there problem before where pets are let into the wild and break the whole food chain or something
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"Our queen died! What shall we do?!"
"French revolutionize her of course!"
To the guillotine, woman.
Viva l'revolution
Let them eat crumbs
Eh? King Louis was killed as a result of the revolution, it wasn't something that happened because of his death
@@hkleider he's talking about her head getting chopped off
I love how the moment the Queen dies the colony devolves into a battle royale.
Lol
Imagine a ant getting a victory royale
Jack : jonh the queen die!
John : i've waited for this moment all the time (proceeds to remove jack's limbs)
Roman Empire moment
Complete anarchy
"If they accept the new baby ants or not"
*Anakin flashbacks intensifies*
Ant when their queen died:so anyway i chopped her head off
@@nukeariesdiana2476 "Heyoh girl lemme get some of dat head."
@@WereCreed ALABAMA INTENSIFIES
Antakin
That start reminded me of France “ after the queen died they decided to remove her head”
@@dexterlab4694 🤢🤮french
Vive la resistance XD
No your'e supposed to remove the head BEFORE she dies
But that’s not what happened...
They decided to remove her head before she was dead
The the leader is gone, "the followers started killing eachother", yep sounds about right.
"The the"
Read John 3:16 🙏
Minecraft
Do you mean k¡ll?
Time is super limited for them to establish a new queen anyway. Brood only live about two weeks. Where as a queen can live for 50 years. Big colony's usually roll with multiple queens though.
I don't now how you came on 50 years, the oldest queen was a 30 years old lasius niger, so 50 is way to much, but still ants get old
@@accintus_est_potentia lactose nigga?
It Varys be depending on species like fire ants only have 1 queen where as other ants may have multiple
@@havi446 similar enough
@@capcat5728 Fire ants, have you got the smallest idea how little that narrows it down?
There are so called "fire ants" in germany, there i'am from, wich have 20+ queens...
Ants don't identify each other by sight. But through scent. If a larva from another colony is introduced to another.
The other ant colony will take care of it as if it was related to them.
And through cleaning. The larvae will acquire the colonies scent
You do realize these larvas are gonna prob be a food source for that colony for some time because they won't accept them?
*Larvas eating larvas be like*
You do realize that they were going to die anyway
they either get killed by a dying colony without a queen or they have the chance of survival with a new colony or become food before hatching and never experience the pain... id say he chose right
You do realize these are just ants right?
@@sadisticdummy still, the morality
@@Milky_Nguyen - Fuck off with that "Morality". morality is subjective, and these delusional beliefs is why humanity is not progressing. too many emotional fuckwits destroying our society, if you we put morality aside we would've evolved by now. I only belive in "unnecessary" and "necessary" actions, but fuck morality.
How nice to give them to another queen instead of leaving them to die
But if they aren’t accepted, they could be killed anyway
Silver spoon, but I thought they escaped?
Even if he did buy another queen of the same species it would take a week to ship which is more than enough time for the colony to destroy itself before a new queen arrives.
Lmao imagine
"The queen just died, what do we do now?!"
*"Don't worry bro, I'll just order a replacement from ebay"*
@@RedstoneMiner18 i am dying from laughter
Ant 1: Yo the Queen Died!
Ant 2: "Just chop off the head ¯\_ಠ_ಠ_/¯"
In the ant year 21, A Baby ant called Antoniant was taken to the other colony.
He grew up to be the great ant dictator.
Don't release non-native animals into the wild.
Lol, who said these were non native?
@@LightsCameraAnts another comment with more likes said a similar thing and didn't get a reply so I assumed. Perhaps you just didn't want to dignify "BIG CHUNGUS" with a reply.
@@tibeerius3656 someone already answered. Worker ants can't reproduce.
Love your profile pic of toad!
@@roadrash2005 HAHAH finally someone recognized it!!
If those ants aren't Indigenous to the area, you've done something REALLY bad for the environment!!
That’s what I was thinking
Explain
i mean carpenter ants are one of the most common ant species. im sure there are some already there
workers are sterile
“Our queen died what do we do?!”
“East, French Revolutionize her, off with her head.”
I like that when the ant queen dies, they remove her head and have a civil war. Exactly what humans would do in that situation.
My man just admitted to premeditated murder… 😯
I hope this species is local, you could have started an environmental disaster
Yeah they are local. I wouldn’t have released them if they weren’t.
How can you start one I don’t get it
@@abe_linc02 ecosystems can be very delicate
@@abe_linc02 you have a lot of learning to start, for example Hawaii have an environmental disaster because of foreign species introduced by colonists which created lots of pests that are destroying their ecosystem to solve those problems the colonists introduced another species to counter the pests but as a result they created another pests that on top of not solving the previous pest is devouring the native species some of the native species got extinct as a result and some are endangered.
@@mrdisaster5880 yes, however I'm not sure why they even commented this because it doesn't apply when they don't have a fertilized healthy queen. They would have just died out (did), it's literally not possible for them to have any long term environmental impact at all...🤣
At least their newest generation lives on
Sry no. Idk if he even got the same specie of ant to them, but they will eat the larva or feed it to the queen and their larva.
Damn, A Bug's Life 2 really took a dark turn.
I hope that species is local to your area and you didn’t just created an environmental issue
I was thinking the same thing! That could potentially be devastating to wildlife near you!
The escaped ants are all workers. The queen died. The workers won't live anywhere near long enough to cause trouble, not to mention they won't be able to make new ants
@@petergao96 very good point. I totally forgot that without a queen they’re doomed.
Can some one explain how they get new ant ? In bees live if the queen died the females figh to be the new queen doesn't that happened as well in ants ?
@@salemb9961 some species can have multiple queens. But I believe most die out after the queen dies. Queens will give birth to other queens, but the virgin queens have to leave their birth nest to start a hoard of their own. I think queens can live for like 30 years and their only job is pumping out babies.
That’s to the best of my knowledge. I’m not expert!
I hope these ants are native to ur area dude
Doesnt really matter since they wont be able to reproduce
@@Dragonforcewannabe12 actually it does. And proper ant farming practices would include not keeping ants that aren't native to your area.
@@coreyfrank506 sounds like sceptic thinking, if they can't reproduce they'll die out fairly quickly especially if they're killing each other. And nothing of value was lost
@@k1ng_BL0C and if you pull out during sex there's a 100% chance that'll work?
No. With even a. 000001% chance of them surviving on their own, the responsible time to dispose of them is after they are all dead.
@@k1ng_BL0C you'd be surprised how fast invasive species can grow due to native species not being used to the new species.
That Queen’s brain was holding way too much valuable information never to be revealed.
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thats a very big mistake, do not give them larvae and eggs only pupae
Why shouldn't you give them larvae and eggs?
@@PlagueMoo they can ask for a lot of food and starve colonies
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Im not very informed but for some people thinking of releasing animals, im pretty sure its usually bad to release pets and stuff into the wild like ants, fish, etc. if you dont know for sure that theyre native to their area cause they might become an invasive species if ure not careful!
Thanks so much for your concern! Yeah these ants were caught earlier this year in my neighborhood and releasing them back into the wild will not cause any harm.
They'll also die out without the queen, because she is the egg layer of the colony. So even if they were invasive they would pose very minimal environmental risk, unless they contracted a bacteria or virus from the captive bred bugs they have probably been fed such as mealworms or roaches.
Hopefully the ant colony accepts the babies
The ant colonial that removed the queens head they sound a lot like the French.
ItS tHe CiRcLe oF LiFe
Ants casually bringing back orphans like : ah how did our children crawl out the tube themselves.
Also I know some species of ants specialise in stealing and raising larva for their own colony
*french revolution flash backs*
You released them outside! Your neighbors must just love you
Since it cant reproduce, Its not big of a problem and the quantity of the ants is small
Oh no! We have to make sure the British don't kill each other when their queen dies!
Dude, you’re not supposed to put eggs from another ant colony into a different one they’re going to eat them they cannot raise different ants you’re not supposed to mix them and if they do, they’re gonna kill each other after they’re born anyways, there’s no point in doing that, you just killed a whole future of an ant colony like bro
“They removed her head and then started fighting each other”
🤣
This is so heart warming
Eh, worse case scenario the estranged larva ants feed the other colony.
“Bro the queen died”
“Lets fight each other”
“Lets remove her head”
“Lets eat the baby eggs”
Let out the carpenter ants, of course... The outdoor residence: "FREE FOOD!!!"
beautiful ant human helped adoption act here
the video is kinda fun to watch
Yeah your right it's fun🙂
Kinda
As seen in another comment from the creator, great to see someone responsibly releasing only native to your area ants - and only keeping ants native to your area - but please do specify this in the video, other people might not realize this and replicate it without understanding that they need to be native ants for any release to happen, queen or no, out of a cautionary standpoint
Yes they fight eachother
Cause it happens when the queen dies the colony lacks pheramones that they will start to fight to death to take on the top role
"Mom, am I adopted?"
"So sweetie uhh... "
HAHAHAHAHA
Accurate representation of the French revolution
I raise two types of ants in the same nest.
Pretends to kno ants
What the hell is wrong with you
Releasing all those giant ass ants
Into a medium density area
They're all gonna die? No queen=no new ants which means they'll all die
Still
While they're alive I think they do a lot of damage
@@yeezyyankie324 they're native and since they don't have a goal to keep the colony alive because no more queen, so no more reason to find food, they'll just fight to death or starve
oh okay
I'm okay with this now
you're right
The ants will most likely kill the brood not allot of ants cohab
If its the same species or at least closely related then they will accept them, theres a thing people do called brood boosting
@@kristijanveljaca1687 interesting
@@kristijanveljaca1687 kind of like how I remove baby mice from one mother to give them to a better mother
@@L.V.exoticpets Formica sanguinea actually does this in nature, they steal brood from other Formica species and raise them as their own
@@kristijanveljaca1687 I saw that once in a documentary
holy this queen has wings still on? this is a true miracle
mans is cps for ants
What box/thing(forgot the name) did you u use for the ants?
Bro fr tried to make them invasive
Surprised the British didn't take notes
France be like
brude, pupa, and eggs you meen
Ants:OMG THE KEEN DEAD oh well lets fight for no reazon
Good ole brood boosting!
“Ah yeah they made a new map!”
-Ant 2034-2035
These guys have clearly never played chess before
That’s honestly disgusting
The simulation failed, let's start over again
Gross. They destroy your house if they get in. They tunnel in the wood in your wall and floor structure, making hollow spaces to live. Yuck.
For two seconds i thought it said an ant colonoscopy.
Their called uhh.....larva😶
Did you really let carpenter ants out next to your house?! ..... 2 years later....
Are you trying to talk exactly like Mark Rober?
Honorary Seppuku
Ants: Civil War
I swore when a queen dies the colony specially feeds an egg to make a new queen or a new one is born after some time. I collected my ants wild and they did fine despite be not catching a queen with the coloney
I believe you are referring to bees when they make extra rich royal jelly to feed larva when they need a new queen.
Colony be in a civil war
Does anyone else hate the smell ants have, nasty
Sucks for the loyal sisters and brothers. All of a sudden they’re now homeless
Why were ur early shorts comments disabled u know we loved ur channel ever since it was born
I Think Humans Did That Too
That colony ate the baby ants
soviet ant
edit after two months: you just killed those ants
The hunger games
Racism 101
Pur quen died! What shall we do!?
Fight
They were all like lets do as the French 😅😅😅
Rip queen ant
Those ants really pulled some Game of Thrones shit on their Queen (of the north) what 🤔
Just a suggestion, do your research before bringing eggs and pupae to a new nest.
They're both carpenter ant colonies, worst case scenario the new colony will just eat the brood, which then it's just more nutrients, it's quite safe
Settle down ant Karen.....
@@BillieB. lol
Dang Evan his old shorts are good
omg queen dying is canon
That's why the chimera ants started killing each other when the queen died now i know 😁
Ant just bit my lip, what should I do
Hi.. What kind of ants are these?
Thank you
Ummm That’s a bad idea😅 If you put the other side aunt Coloy they will kill the eggs
Do you purposely put the wrong emphasis on the last word of every sentence or is that how you actually talk
thank god those baby ants were saved from death to live a life of slavery 🙏🙏
Ok....
Who else also think the baby ants r not moving
How we all feel when. the teacher leaves the classroom
The French Revolution in a nutshell:
Did i see the queen still have the wings wow rare thing
Is it okay to let them out?? I have no idea thats why im asking but wasnt there problem before where pets are let into the wild and break the whole food chain or something
Worker ants can't reproduce. They'll most likely just run around for a bit and then die.
@@reds4032 oooh okay thank you :)
Make sure you're not letting any insects out that aren't native. We've made that mistake too many times already.
French ants