FACTS ABOUT INSECTS. 



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Agricultural Ants. 



pull, twist, and tear. Sometimes one climbs to the 

 top of a weed and bends it over by her weight, while 

 another cuts it off near the ground. When bearing 

 their burdens along the roads which they make, one 

 does not turn out to let his fellow pass, but walks 

 right over him. Among themselves they never quar- 

 rel. They help one another out of difficulties. They 

 work a while and then rest. When eating they some- 

 times sit up like squirrels. 



Much time is spent by them in combing and clean- 



