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Amazing ant colony art - Kiwi Report

Amazing ant colony art


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We humans are quite self absorbed. We believe that it is us who create the greatest structures the world has ever seen. We think that we have the best techniques for conquering the planet to suit our needs. But just beneath the surface, and right under our feet, we our being outdone. By bugs – ants to be specific. And to show how impressive these little guys are, one man is determined to show us how intricate these creatures live, and the amazing things they can build.
[post_page_title]The video that started it all[/post_page_title]
Way back in 2013, a man posted a very interesting video to YouTube. The title seemed a bit strange. It was called “Casting a Fire Ant Colony with Molten Aluminum (Cast #043).” And it was exactly what the title said – a man pouring molten aluminum into an empty fire ant colony. The video exploded overnight and went on to become extremely popular with YouTubers all over the world.
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