Army Ants Rampage Through The Forest and the Mystery of the Suicide Circle
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The army ant is a fearsome creature that is found in the Amazon rainforest. It is so named because its organization and discipline are no different from an army. A colony of 20 million individuals can communicate and march together, creating an army that is 20 meters wide and up to 100 meters long.
Army ants are classified as one of the most dangerous animals in the Amazon rainforest. They are relentless killers, and on their way each day, they slaughter more than 100,000 victims, including insects, spiders, and even small vertebrates.
One of the most interesting things about army ants is that they do not have a nest. Instead, they march to wherever they want to set up camp and then form a giant living nest. The soldier ants hold hands to create this nest, which has many complex passages and separate rooms used to store food, contain larvae, and house the queen.
Army ants are also known for their strange ritual called the suicide circle. For some reason, a group of ants will ignore the sun and rain and run around in a circle until they are exhausted and die.
This video will take you on a journey into the world of the army ant. You will learn about their unique biology, their incredible behavior, and their status as one of the most dangerous animals on the planet.
Join us on the Erudite Octopus channel as we uncover the enthralling saga of the Army Ant, a testament to nature's ingenuity and the intricacies of life in the Amazon rainforest. Subscribe now for captivating wildlife insights, unparalleled storytelling, and a front-row seat to the wonders of the natural world.
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