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Giant Ants Are Taking Over the World! And No One Has Ever Thought to Call a Myrmecologist?!

Started By AntsMaryland , Jul 5 2018 8:09 AM

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#1 Offline AntsMaryland - Posted July 5 2018 - 8:09 AM

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From the ecological horror movie, Them! About giant ants... from 1954...

 

New blog post.

 

http://antemonium.typepad.com/my-blog/


Edited by AntsMaryland, July 5 2018 - 8:10 AM.

Aphaenogaster cf. rudis 

Tetramorium immigrans 

Tapinoma sessile

Formica subsericea

Pheidole sp.

Camponotus nearcticus

#2 Offline AntsBC - Posted July 5 2018 - 8:12 AM

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Lol


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