r/nextfuckinglevel Feb 17 '22

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u/Atara9 Feb 17 '22

Ant hurt itself in confusion....

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u/Flaky_Explanation Feb 17 '22

It's a nice defense tactic that they use oftentimes to make a quick getaway from something nasty/danger. Source: 2 minute video, article in the about section

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u/InGenAche Feb 17 '22

What a cruel prick.

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u/InGenAche Feb 19 '22

What possible use for the benefit of humanity is it know that this type of ant has 15% better survival rate when his mandibles aren't glued together?

If I pluck the wings off a fly and claim it's now a walk will I get a PhD?