Carpenter Ants by: Sarah 2-105 About Carpenter Ants In an carpenter ants its body are just like you ! Its body parts are the Head, Thorax, Abdomen . In a carpenter ant its easy to see there three body parts. Carpenter ants also have eyes, antennae , and a mouth. Carpenter ants eyes are not like yours. Some of us have eyes that have thousand of lenses. This is called composite eye. In a carpenter ants life cycle is a tiny egg , Then ,the larva it keeps growing , next, a pupa, last a Adult. What Do Carpenter Ants Eat? Carpenter ants do not eat wood .Most of their food I are insects and honeydew , although they will eat household items like candy , honey , soda pop. Where Do Carpenter Ant Live ? If you live around trees , and most people do , you probably have carpenter ants around your home .Carpenter ants are usually large ants, although the size of the woke car vary in a single colony. Finding a few carpenter ants in your home each week is not necessarily a sign that you have an infestation. For again ants roam far and wide looking for food and occasional ant trapped in a sink or bathroom is common . If there are trees close to your home , ants can fall or be blown off the tree onto a roof . They may end up trapped within your home during their journey back to their nest. Dose The Carpenter Ant Has A Way To Protect Themselves Carpenter ants are among the largest ants found . They can be identified. As the carpenter ants by the sections on their body , size , and color , although that can vary . The carpenter ant protects itself by using different defense mecchanisms in different situations or sometimes at once. More facts about a carpenter ants ! Carpenter ants are important in the balance of nature because they burrow and nest in dead trees and educational resouce strar egis when a homeowner is faced with this problem. Sources to visit ! http;//urbanext.illinois.edu/insects/02.htm http;//www .learner .org/inorth/ search/ monarch. html All Over The World Carpenter Ants Genus carpenter ants Americas carpenter ants Japans carpenter ants