Ant Habitats and Ecosystems
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Ant Habitats and Ecosystems
Field note: A busy patch of garden
On a warm morning, a trail of ants crosses the soil beneath a kōwhai tree. Some ants carry crumbs towards a nest entrance. Others collect tiny seeds. The nest has tunnels and chambers below the ground, where ants shelter and raise their young. Ants need food, water and a safe place to live. Nearby, plants provide shade and fallen seeds; small insects and other animals also live in the soil. Ants can move seeds to new places and help break down scraps. They are part of an ecosystem: the living things in an area and the ways they interact with one another and their surroundings. If the soil is disturbed or food and water disappear, life in this patch can change.
- Food, water and shelter
- Toys, sunlight and a pond
- Clouds, sand and noise
- Habitat
- Ecosystem
- Chamber
- A space inside an underground nest
- The place where an organism lives
- Living things in an area and how they interact with their surroundings
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