Which insects live and work together?

Many insects live and work together in colonies, the most notable examples being social insects like ants, bees, and termites. Ants form complex societies where they cooperate in foraging, building nests, and caring for their young. Honeybees exhibit a highly organized community structure, with different roles such as workers, drones, and a queen, all collaborating to sustain the hive. Termites also live in large colonies, working together to construct intricate mounds and share food.