Carpenter ants around even in winter why?
Carpenter ants why are they still around in the winter? Are you seeing ants in your home? You're thinking, "Wait a minute, don't ants hibernate in the winter?" We understand. Ants appear to hibernate in the winter because they usually disappear in the winter until spring returns. But they don't. Ants aren't hibernating, but instead enter a low-energy state called diapason. They will enter this state if temperatures drop too low or if food resources are scarce. The big difference between hibernation and diapason is that a diapason animal will become active again when the unfavorable conditions have passed. Or they can not enter diapason and remain in tittivate during the winter if unfavorable conditions do not occur. Carpenter ants are unique among ants because they chew wooden tunnels to create a safe place to establish their nests. And when they create these galleries in the wood of our homes, they can find favorable conditions all year round and remain ...