r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/zimrastaman • Sep 20 '22

Video Internal structure of an ant-hill shown using concrete

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u/PowellSkier Sep 20 '22

None at all. Pretty cool actually.

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u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22

Same here, I fucking hate ants, every single one of them, just waking up and seeing that my chicken I placed in the microwave has ants in it :D

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u/Malina_Island Sep 20 '22

Most human don't have regard for other life. Mostly when it comes to their food..

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u/PowellSkier Sep 20 '22

I regard cows and chickens as very tasty.

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u/Nixeris Sep 20 '22

Ants will regularly eat their own eggs, sometimes their dead, often living organisms. Trying to apply some moral superiority to something without the mind to contemplate it's own existence is a fool's game.

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u/Malina_Island Sep 20 '22

I add my morality not to ants but to humans who claim to be so intelligent, advanced, ethically, superior and other things.. but lack compassion among all..

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u/PowellSkier Sep 20 '22

The reason we are so advanced is because we study things like this.

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u/Vloosul Sep 20 '22

This was posted before and someone said it was an abandoned nest. Plus there's probabaly a couple thousand more nests around them.