June 3rd 2011
This high-quality video show the raid of a termite hill by an army of ants. Its a compilation, so even if this attack is fictional, all those events have been recorded without any modification(ants and termites are fighting since 200 millions years) Here is the link of the music used: www.youtube.com (musics compiled by DragonStarDT)
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March 5th 2011
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March 3rd 2011
A tutorial on how to remove cotton from old test tubes used to house your queens and starting colonies, because we know you all have had this problem at one point or another! Visit www.AntsCanada.com for all your ant goodies and all original formicaria for the loving care of your pet ants! Join us at THE ULTIMATE ANTS & MYRMECOLOGY Facebook Group and connect to serious Ant Keepers from around the world www.facebook.com
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January 31st 2011
Bringing this one back up a bit early, since I intended to get it up when Worker Ant left the wrestling world all too early. However, problems arose, and here it is, finally. The Colony, consisting of Fire Ant, Soldier Ant, and Worker Ant, have been a mainstay in CHIKARA for some time now. Originally, the three were somewhat comedic in their approach to wrestling. As time went on, they gradually became more and more serious, and now, due to the actions of Vin Gerard and his UnStable, as well as Team FIST, the trio has become fully serious in their quest to rid CHIKARA of evil. The three are an incredibly cohesive unit, and utilize double and triple team moves, for the most part. Thanks to GWForums for the Burning Hammer clip.
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October 10th 2010
An excrept from a BBC wildlife programme. The thought of fire ants normally conjure up fear and destruction. But as this video shows, we should also admire their tenacity for survival and how successful they are as a colony.
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September 1st 2010
so far we dont have the queen but we have a lot of her workers. there are plenty of young queens and males but from the same colony. unless they resort to incest, there wont be any more reproduction for now.
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July 28th 2010
Chikara DVD October 18, 2009 “Cibernetico Increible” – Philadelphia, PA 1. Los Ice Creams vs. The Throwbacks 2. Vin Gerard vs. Ryuichi Kawakami 3. Daizee Haze & Bullfight Sora vs. Sara Del Ray & La Maleriada 4. Sal Rinauro vs. Claudio Castagnoli 5. Icarus, Crossbones & Colin Delaney vs. STIGMA, Chuck Taylor & UltraMantis Black 6. The Roughnecks vs. Osirian Portal 7. Torneo Cibernetico: Mike Quackenbush, Lince Dorado, Player Uno, Soldier Ant, Carpenter Ant, Matt Jackson, Hallowicked & Cheech vs. Jigsaw, Fire Ant, Player Dos, Green Ant, Nick Jackson, Frightmare, Helios & Cloudy
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June 26th 2010
Termites build one of the most sophisticated homes in all animals and insects. Jeez, they have a better cooling system than i do or at least a more environment friendly one. hehe. Extra info on Termites : As eusocial insects, termites live in colonies that, at maturity, number from several hundred to several million individuals. They are a prime example of decentralised, self-organised systems using swarm intelligence and use this cooperation to exploit food sources and environments that could not be available to any single insect acting alone. A typical colony contains nymphs (semi-mature young), workers, soldiers, and reproductive individuals of both genders, sometimes containing several egg-laying queens. Termites has one of the most complex of house making techniques. It is called a Mound. In tropical savannas the mounds may be very large, with an extreme of 9 metres (30 ft) high in the case of large conical mounds constructed by some Macrotermes species in well-wooded areas in Africa. The sculptured mounds sometimes have elaborate and distinctive forms, such as those of the compass termite (Amitermes meridionalis & A. laurensis) which build tall wedge-shaped mounds with the long axis oriented approximately north-south. This orientation has been experimentally shown to help in thermoregulation. The column of hot air rising in the above ground mounds helps drive air circulation currents inside the subterranean network. The structure of these mounds can be quite complex …
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June 12th 2010
A termite colony is shown in this clip including workers and soldier termites. You can see just what they look like, how small they are, and how they move.
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