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Ants build a bridge to cross water.

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Global Statistics1 year ago

Incredible macro photography by Ivan Zivkovic

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公式:ちぃたん☆広島2 years ago

Chiitan is an otter mascot so water is Ok.

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Crazy Moments1 year ago

Nature is insane 😳

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Potato1 year ago

Ant going on a date.. 😅

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Global Statistics1 year ago

This is more sad than Titanic..

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Crazy Moments1 year ago

Casting a big fire ant colony with aluminum. Anthill art cast 115. 16" deep. 16.4 Ib.

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Jim Heskel1 year ago

No budget meetings. No emails. Just results.

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Potato1 year ago

By linking together, ants can cross vast spaces. This bridge helped them storm a wasp nest

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Crazy Moments1 year ago

Did you know? In some cultures, ants were used to stitch wounds. Army or leaf-cutter ants would hold the skin together, putting their mouth to the wound and wait for them to bite down. The body would be removed, the head left

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Crazy Moments1 year ago

Ant communication is more effective than humans!

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Amit Shah (Parody)1 year ago

Truce between termites and ants with each side having their own line of guards.

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