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Amazing ant colony art - Page 4 of 20 - Kiwi Report

Amazing ant colony art


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The bucket is filled with molten, liquid aluminum. In order for aluminum to be liquid it must be heated to well over 660 degrees celsius which comes out to over 1,220 degrees fahrenheit. As the man tilts this super hot liquid into the empty nest, we see the liquid shimmer and shine as it leaves the bucket and goes down into the soil below. After several minutes, the underground ant structure is completely filled with aluminum.
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