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I had a lot of trouble with a piece on moth's ear mites with all the moth anatomy that I just don't know. I think moth ears are next to one of their legs?

I'm currently on the section on movement and migration, so far it has been so educational and interesting. I'm learning lots of little facts and I'm looking forward to more bee related content in later sections.

Why might bees use signals to communicate while ants use pheromones?

What benefit would it bring ants to groom their “hairs” and keep clean.