Assertion: fire ant | /r/CapableOf | feed on insect
Facets:
value: inside
type: LOCATION
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
value: in their habitat
type: LOCATION
value: like regular ants
type: OTHER
value: primarily
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: They feed primarily on insects and arthropod pests, which can reduce the need for insecticides in commercial agriculture.
text: Fire ants eat dead animals, including insects, earthworms, and mammals.
text: While fire ants kill and eat other insects like regular ants, they have also been known to live on crops and animals.
text: Although fire ants eat certain insects, they protect and encourage population growth among sucking insects such as aphids, scales, mealybugs, and others that produce the sugary liquid called honeydew.
text: Fire ants feed mainly on other insects
text: Fire ants will rarely tolerate other insects in their habitat.
text: They also feed on many other insects and, from that standpoint, could be considered beneficial.
text: Fire ants feed on honeydew, sugars, proteins, oils, seeds, plants and insects.
text: Fire ants are omnivorous, feeding on insects, animals, and plants.
text: Fire ants feed on honeydew, sugars, proteins, oils, seeds, plants, and insects.
text: Fire ants feed on many things, including insects, oil from seeds, meats, grease and honeydew.
text: Because of their flexible diets, fire ants can easily infest new territories – and will even invade carpenter ant and termite nests, feed on the insects inside, and take up residence there.
text: When large populations of flies and other manure-feeding insects breed in animal manure, fire ants can be attracted to the area to feed on the insects and build nests nearby.
text: They will eat carbohydrates, like fruits and sugars, and proteins like insects and meat.