. Handbuch der Natur - Studie für Lehrer und Eltern, auf dem Cornell Natur - Studie Merkblätter. Die Natur studieren. Die Antenne - Kamm auf dem vorderen Bein einer Ameise. ceedings der Akademie der Naturwissenschaften oi Philadelphia, Juli und Oktober 1901. Es ist natürlich, dass die Ameise, je so viel auf Ihr antennse für Eindrücke und Reize, ganz besondere sollten sauber und in Ordnung zu halten. Sie ist gut ausgestattet, dies zu tun, denn sie ist eine möglichst effiziente Antennen Bürste auf ihr Handgelenk hat; es ist praktisch eine kreisförmige Kamm, die gerade über die Antenne passt; und die ameisen diese Bürste zu sehen

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. Handbook of nature-study for teachers and parents, based on the Cornell nature-study leaflets. Nature study. The antenna-comb on the front leg of an ant. ceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences oi Philadelphia, July and October, 1901. It is natural enough that the ant, depending so much on her antennse for impressions and stimuli, should be very particular to keep them clean and in good order. She is well equipped to do this, for she has a most efficient antennae brush on her wrist; it is practically a circular comb, which just fits over the antenna; and to see the ants using these brushes is one of the most common sights in the ant-nest and one of the most amusing. The ant usually commences by lifting her leg over one antenna and deftly passing it through the brush, and then licks the brush clean by passing it through her mouth, as a cat washes her face; then she cleans the other in a similar manner and possibly finishes by doing both alternately, winding up with a flourish, like a European gentleman curling his mus- taches. Her antennae cleaned, she starts promptly to do something, for she is a little six-footed Martha, al- ways weighed down or buoyed up by many duties and cares. Keeping her antennie on the qui vive, she assures herself, by touch, of the nature of any obstacle in her path. If she meets another ant, their antennae cross and pat each other, and thus they learn whether they are sisters or aliens; if they are sisters, they may stand for some time with their antennae fluttering. One who has watched ants care- fully, is compelled to believe that they thus convey intelligence of some sort, one to the other. The ant is a good sister "according to her lights;" if her sister is hungry, she will give to her, even from her own partially digested food; the two will often stand mouth to mouth for some minutes during this process; if she feels inclined, she will also help a sister at her toilet, and lick her with her tongue as one cow licks anoth

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