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Ant Facts
Ants are social animals and live in colonies, sometimes these colonies may contain only 50 or so individuals but one supercolony of Formica yessensis on the coast of Japan is reported to have had 1,080,000 queens and 306,000,000 workers in 45,000 interconnected nests.

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