[DOC] [TLE] Social Insects - NC State University [PAR] But as a rule, entomologists do not regard these behaviors as sufficient ... for 
solitary insects: construction of huge nest sites, widespread foraging for food, and
... [DOC] [TLE] Science Explorations: Classify Insects: Zoom in on True Bugs ... [PAR] About 750000 different kinds of insects are known, and more are being 
discovered every year. Insects are ... Others, like termites, lay 10,000 or more in a 
day. [DOC] [TLE] Eusociality - Wikipedia [PAR] Eusociality the highest level of organization of animal sociality, is defined by the 
following ... "Egg-layers and worker-like individuals among adult females" (
division of labor) ... Not all social species of insects have distinct morphological 
differences .... ants and humans gain a type of "superpower" that is unavailable to 
other... [DOC] [TLE] Lesson 5 Social Insects Ants and Termites [PAR] Ants are social insects. We raise and care for our young in ant colonies. There 
are many ... I am a black garden ant, the type that .... you think these look like ants
? They're not. They are termites. Termites are ... survive as solitary insects on 
their. [DOC] [TLE] Ant Scramble - On Six Legs - Purdue University [PAR] Jul 10, 2014 ... Ants are one of the most common types of insects. In fact, ants are ... As it turns 
out, there are no ants or termites that exhibit a solitary lifestyle. ... Cockroaches 
also exhibit some biological characteristics similar to termites. [DOC] [TLE] Social Insects: Ants and Termites - UnboundEd [PAR] Explain that most insects live solitary lives, but some, such as .... I am a black 
garden ant, the type that you may see most often, so that is the kind of ant I am 
going to tell you about today. Like many other ants, we live in underground 
tunnels, or passageways. .... Termites do not go through as many stages of 
development. 13. [DOC] [TLE] Termites Are Actually Social Cockroaches - Live Science [PAR] Jan 11, 2008 ... Termites may look like white ants, but new genetic research confirms they ... 
Given how relatively solitary regular cockroaches are compared with termites and 
their complex ... could shed light on how social behaviors develop in all insects. 
... for decades is whether or not termites evolved from cockroaches. [DOC] [TLE] Flying Insects That Live Underground | Animals - mom.me [PAR] Little insects of infinite complexity, the Andrenidae family of solitary bees ... Then 
they fly away, not returning to their nests again until winter. ... of insects, hundreds 
of species of ants establish colonies in almost any kind of soil throughout the 
world. Like termites, the kings and queens of the colonies have wings that they 
drop... [DOC] [TLE] Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Nature/Insects - Advanced ... [PAR] There are several insects described in the Insects honor, though not nearly 
enough ... This type of nest founding is not seen in any other living bee genus, 
though there are ... Social insects, such as the termites, ants and many bees and 
wasps, live .... is exhibited by the likes of grasshoppers and beetles (which are 
solitary). [DOC] [TLE] Recognizing Wood-boring Insect Damage in Your Home | Carpenter ... [PAR] Apr 29, 2016 ... Three kinds of wood boring insects are the greatest concern, because all of them 
will ... The insects are termites, carpenter ants and carpenter bees. ... They are 
usually solitary insects and do not create hives like other bees. [DOC] [TLE] Social Insects: Bees, Wasps, Ants and Termites [PAR] Nov 11, 2011 ... Before one understands what 'social' insects are it is first important to understand 
what an insect is ... Isoptera. All of the ants and termites are eusocial, while both 
the bees and wasps have many species that live solitary lives. [DOC] [TLE] The Difference between Termites and Winged Ants - Orkin [PAR] Looking at the wood around the window frame, I could not see any evidence of 
termites, only inside the ... Were these really termites or some other type of flying 
ant?

Question: Like termites, ants are this type of insect, not solitary
Answer: Social