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Could insects learn ( part 2: tools )

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Tools are the most used thing known to man kind, they help us build, eat, sleep, learn, and much much more. However I've grown to be curious if insects could use tools, so far to my knowledge some insect use tools, such as the Leafcutter ant, being able to use leaves to grow food.

But I want to know if they could learn or evolve to use basic tools like early man learnt to do.

Could they:

  1. Learn to make use of sticks and rocks
  2. Learn to make fire
  3. Learn to make and use rope
  4. Learn to make spears
  5. Learn to make traps
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