Video review: Excavating a hude ant nest
zigarth discovered this in Biology
•25 reviews since Jan 17, 2008
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zigarth discovered 6 months ago- incredible complexity of ant colony architecture
- Wecandoit rated 4 days ago
- Amazing! I just imagine there was and still is a group of people that have such a conection with nature and iner underestanding that they do not need actually to "touch" the thing i.e. to kill the ants to know they are incredible and deserve our respect.
- HeyTread rated 2 weeks ago
- March!
- arleas rated 3 weeks ago
- This is pretty damn cool. I always wondered how far some of these ant colonies could spread... Obviously this isn't your backyard variety of ants...just watching that one ant try to chew through the plastic tube was kinda shocking...shocking because he almost succeeded. Imagine if that was flesh.
- caja007 rated 4 weeks ago
- "The structure covers 538 square feet and travels 26 feet into the earth. In it's construction, the colony moved 40 tons of soil."
- skywok rated 7 weeks ago
- It's species like this that put plain old evolutionary theory in a spin. How does a group consciousness like this evolve?
- Innomen rated 3 months ago
- Raw Beauty.
(click here to view it full screen without ebay's gay ass video thief system.) - Raw Beauty.
- Shadow-Myth rated 4 months ago
- This was a pretty cool experiment(though not so for the ants!), in learning better ways to create energy efficient buildings.
