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While ants are usually highly territorial, those living within each super-colony are tolerant of one another, even if they live tens or hundreds of kilometres apart.
That's it. I'm killing every last ant I see. After they invaded my tent at Roo, well, that was the last straw. Now this!! They can take our food, but they'll never take our FREEDOM!!!
That's it. I'm killing every last ant I see. After they invaded my tent at Roo, well, that was the last straw. Now this!! They can take our food, but they'll never take our FREEDOM!!!
If you tread on an ant you might be killing someones grandfather.
While ants are usually highly territorial, those living within each super-colony are tolerant of one another, even if they live tens or hundreds of kilometres apart.
They're more advanced than us, too... nuts.
Let's see them make tacos. If they can make tacos I'll be worried.
Post by 811942891995 on Jul 3, 2009 1:08:58 GMT -5
While ants are usually highly territorial, those living within each super-colony are tolerant of one another, even if they live tens or hundreds of kilometres apart.
should'nt it be easy to be tolerant of something hundreds of kilometers away?
While ants are usually highly territorial, those living within each super-colony are tolerant of one another, even if they live tens or hundreds of kilometres apart.
should'nt it be easy to be tolerant of something hundreds of kilometers away?
I would think so. What I believe that sentence was referring to was the experiment they did when they brought an ant from each colony,that was separated by those hundreds of kilometers, together in a tank. They didn't show any hostility towards one another instead they acted as if they had seen each other before.
While ants are usually highly territorial, those living within each super-colony are tolerant of one another, even if they live tens or hundreds of kilometres apart.
should'nt it be easy to be tolerant of something hundreds of kilometers away?
John: We don't even understand our own music Spider: It doesn't, does it matter whether we understand it? At least it'll give us . . . strength John: I know but maybe we could get into it more if we understood it
