Why do some Ants and Termites have wings? | Explain in Sinhala | Sri Lanka

පරිසරය දෙස අවධානයෙන් බැලුවහොත් ඔබ අනිවාර්යෙන්ම දැක ඇති ඇතැම් කූඹින්ට සහ වේයන්ට තටු පවතින ආකාරය. සාමාන්‍යයෙන් පියාපත් නොදරන මේ කෘමි සතුන් පසු කාලීනව තටු පැමිණෙන්නේ ඇයි? මෙම වීඩියෝවෙන් ඒ පිළිබඳ පැහැදිලි කර ඇත.

Have you ever noticed some ants or termites with wings and wondered why they have them? In this video, we explore the intriguing reasons behind why some ants and termites develop wings. Winged ants, often seen during specific times of the year, play a crucial role in the survival and expansion of their colonies. We’ll take you inside the ant colony structure to explain the different roles, including the winged princesses and males, and how these winged ants leave their nests to mate and establish new colonies. This process is vital for the continuation of their species and ensures the growth and spread of ant colonies.

As a bonus, we also delve into the world of termites with wings. Similar to ants, termites develop wings during a particular stage in their life cycle. We explain how termites use their wings to leave their original colonies and create new ones, becoming the king and queen of the newly formed colony. Understanding the life cycle and behavior of these winged termites offers fascinating insights into how they thrive and spread in various environments.

Whether you're curious about insect behavior, the life cycles of ants and termites, or the unique roles within their colonies, this video provides a comprehensive look at these winged wonders. Join us as we uncover the hidden world of winged ants and termites and learn why their wings are so essential to their survival.

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00:00 introduction
00:39 Ant Colonies
01:51 Why do some Ants have wings
03:36 Flying termites
04:17 Ending

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