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Giant Ant Farm
by Uncle Milton
Some people buy Uncle Milton's ant farms out of nostalgia, having been ant farmers themselves as kids. Others are charmed by the odd perspective created as the ants build outsize tunnels beneath a replica of a bucolic little farm.

Ants - Insects 4 Kids

Information about raising and observing ants. How to build an ant farm. Learn about ant anatomy and how to draw an ant.

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Ant Anatomy
The anatomy of ants is very interesing. Use this diagram, that shows the main body parts of ants, and the information below to learn about about the anatomy of ants.

Ant Farmers
Ants nave been farming fungi for millions of years. Come find out how scientists have figured this out.

The Ants Go Marching
Lyrics and music for this popular kids marching song.

Anthony Ant in Cyberspace
This site atarts out with a fictional story of an ant colony from space, but soon becomes a more down to earth look at real-life ant colonies.

Ant Feats
Did you know that ants have many specialized "careers?" Almost as many as their human counterparts!

The Antlion Pit
The larval stage of this insect is a voracious eater of ants, and thus its name. Find out why it is also called a "Doodlebug."

Build Your Own Ant Terrarium
Step-by-step instructions on how to buld a 6"x6"x3/4" Plaster/Gypsum Ant Terrarium or Habitat. Other types also have instructions on how to make or order.

Gakken's Photo Encyclopedia of Ants
A beautifully illustrated site with lots of information about ants in a style children will enjoy.

How to Make an Ant Colony (Formicarium)
Probably clear plxiglass could be safer to use than glass. A good way to make your own ant farm. Warning, though, ants can escape from the most cleverly made "farm," so release the ants far from your home when done watching them.

Natural History Museum AntCam
Check out our colony of thousands of leafcutter ants. They live in a large glass ant case called a formicary, in our Creepy Crawlies gallery.

Stranger than Fiction
While there is much obsession with finding life in outer space, there are about one million different kinds of denizens of the animal world that breathe without lungs or gills, yet all have the same three body sections, six legs and antennae.

Two-Jar Ant Farm
Keep your ant farm covered and dark when you're not looking at it. Open the lid at least once a day so fresh oxygen can get in. Ants like bread crumbs, tiny bits of fruit or vegetables, and drops of honey. By Kathy Ceceri, HEM S/O 08.

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Two Bad Ants
Two Bad Ants

by Chris Van Allsburg
Grade 1-5. In this brief tale of the adventures of two runaway ants, Van Allsburg once again gives children a visual puzzle to solve in this case identifying common household appliances from an ant's point of view.

Are You an Ant?
Are You an Ant?
(Backyard Books)
by Tudor Humphries (Illustrator), Judy Allen
PreSchool-Grade 3-Easy-readers that offer a virtual bug's-eye view of the world. Vivid watercolor paintings on two-page spreads depict the subject insect in its backyard habitat; most views are close-ups, with the creature juxtaposed against towering leaves of grass, weeds, flowers, etc.
 

Antz

Antz (DVD)
A witty worker Ant named "Z" switch places with his friend " Weaver" so that he can win the hand of the sexy " Princess Balla" and finds himself in many adventures out of the colony.
 
Ant Cities
Ant Cities
by Arthur Dorro
In this popular Stage 2 Let's-Read-and-Find-Out Science book, Arthur Dorros explores the fascinating and complex ways in which these industrious insects work together to keep their ant cities alive.

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