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{{Creature Infobox | {{Creature Infobox | ||
|name = Honeypot Ant | |name = Honeypot Ant | ||
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|image = Honeypot Ant Icon.png | |image = Honeypot Ant Icon.png | ||
|category = Land Creatures | |category = Land Creatures | ||
|group = Chorus | |group = Perennial Chorus: Ground | ||
|type = Ant | |type = Ant | ||
|quality = Common | |quality = Common | ||
|description = It proves that honey bees and ants are related. | |description = It proves that honey bees and ants are related. | ||
|min_size = | |min_size = 1.80 | ||
|max_size = | |max_size = 3.00 | ||
|habitat = Grassland | |habitat = Grassland | ||
|distribution = All Regions | |distribution = All Regions | ||
|season = Year-Round | |||
|time = All Day | |time = All Day | ||
|weather = Any Weather | |weather = Any Weather | ||
|sell1 = | |sell1 = 16 | ||
|sell2 = | |sell2 = 18 | ||
|sell3 = | |sell3 = 21 | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Quote|What a catch! My first {{Color|catch|Honeypot Ant}}! It stores honey inside its own body!}} | {{Quote|What a catch! My first {{Color|catch|Honeypot Ant}}! It stores honey inside its own body!}} | ||
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{{Omnipedia Entry | {{Omnipedia Entry | ||
|location = Grassland Zone | |location = Grassland Zone | ||
|sname = Myrmecocystus | |sname = Myrmecocystus | ||
|text = Molecular biology shows that eusocial ants and bees share a common hymenopteran ancestor.<br>Since the Honeypot Ant stores nectar just like the honey bee, it's natural to think the two are closely related. However, genetic analysis reveals that ants are actually closer cousins to predatory wasps, which means the necator storage in Honeypot Ants is most likely a case of convergent evolution.}} | |text = Molecular biology shows that eusocial ants and bees share a common hymenopteran ancestor.<br>Since the Honeypot Ant stores nectar just like the honey bee, it's natural to think the two are closely related. However, genetic analysis reveals that ants are actually closer cousins to predatory wasps, which means the necator storage in Honeypot Ants is most likely a case of convergent evolution. | ||
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==Other Languages== | ==Other Languages== | ||
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==Navigation== | ==Navigation== | ||
{{Creature by Collection Navbox|Chorus | {{Creature by Collection Navbox|Perennial Chorus: Ground}} | ||
{{Creature Navbox|Land Creatures}} | {{Creature Navbox|Land Creatures}} | ||