Ligaments and tendons are soft collagenous tissues. Ligaments connect bone to bone and tendons connect muscles to bone. Ligaments and tendons play a significant role in musculoskeletal biomechanics.
Can Ants See. Some can and some can't. There are some kinds of ants which have no eyes. Most of them do have eyes, though they may be such simple ones that they only detect the presence or absence of light and possibly its color, but do not form an image. Ants that have compound eyes can form an image, but it is a much grainier one than we see, like a poor newspaper photograph. The winged male and female ants have larger and more acute eyes than the workers. The workers of a few species of ants have large compound eyes, but most do not.
A: Ants have six legs. Each leg is made up of segments with two claws at the foot. The ant uses its claws to hook into surfaces so it can walk fast, climb quickly and dig effectively. The ant has a very advanced sense of touch, due largely to its tactile or touch receptors. These tactile receptors are handily located on the ant's feet and on the hairs found on the ant's legs. The tactile receptors tell the ant more about the surface it is stepping on.