Why do insects such as bees and ants work productively in groups non-stop as opposed to other insects such as grasshoppers and mosquitoes?

Question

Why do insects such as bees and ants work productively in groups non-stop as opposed to other insects such as grasshoppers and mosquitoes?

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Answer 1

bees and ants are superorganisms. the individuals cannot survive very long on their own. they operate as a collective. roles are strictly defined and operate in concert with the roles performed by other members of the organism to create a healthy thriving community.