No, ants cannot regrow legs once they are lost.
While some animals, like salamanders, possess regenerative abilities, ants lack the capacity to regenerate lost limbs. If an ant loses a leg, the primary focus shifts to survival, as the missing limb poses a significant threat to its well-being. Studies have shown that ants with untreated femur injuries have significantly lower survival rates compared to those that undergo amputation, emphasizing the importance of surviving the injury rather than regeneration. Amputation, in such cases, increases their chances of survival dramatically.
