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  • your kids have awesome names

  • damnit youtube ur buffering again OMG!

  • 4:20pm why do ants carry dead ants, do they clean themselves? ants Carry dead ants to show other ants they care for one another, its a display of altruism, compassion, a limbic system in the ant brain! this behavior strengthens the "force" bond, it instills hard labor for the good of that whole micro organism . also maybe its best not to start new specie of bug that eats dead ants and would later evolve (1000s years) to prey on live ants so best to take and hide to prevent this.

  • how did they get stuck there in the first place???

    how did you get that much gelatine???

    how and what do you feed them???

  • at 3:30 best line of the video, the kid says, "Yeah it's cool, I like firetrucks though."

  • getting HER out. female ants are the working ants

  • @SlumberCloud

    Pretty much all the ants, not just workers, are girls. The guys just live long enough to see the light of the day once, then they go out with a bang.

  • looks like ants are more evolved beings than humans...

  • @pramodnc u didnt see the rescue in chili? chilean miners? u must not watch news

  • that is wicked, if only my friends were like that XD

  • the miners in chile were inspired by this rescue

  • The trapped ants are communicating with the surface with a fiber optic cable and are sent packs of cigarettes daily to share among themselves.

  • Thank you! And yes, I feared the worst, too, when we woke up in the morning after putting the ants in the gel and finding that one trapped. He was so still, I felt that surely he was dead. :)

  • Woah that was sooo amazing, i feared for the worse at the end then suddenly he just jumped into action and walked away. I wonder how they knew where he was? You know extense studies have been made to figure out how ants lead each other to food and back to the nest without any kinda chemicals or anything, they just know somehow. Very weird and unexplainable.

  • @Yonggbaek they do use chemical to guide them to food

  • @Bhhsboy1 Many exntesive research projects have proven that, no.. They do not use chemicals or internal GPS as means to find their way. When they get to the food they lay down a chemical but on the trip the the food and back home, they do not.

  • @Yonggbaek watch nova from the cbs channel they use chemicals research proves it.

  • Yaaaaaaay

  • it only ants and us that have been known to do this but uncoman for the ants to help for more then 2 days after that the will close the tunel he/she (ant) is in and let it die very uncomen to get this on camra

  • she.

  • Awesome rescue! thanks for the video =)

  • these gel things are actually meant to be cruel.

  • awsome!

  • kool show of teamwork.... i dont think those ones along bottom are gonna have the same luck

  • I don't think those gel houses are good for the ants but you really got some good vid there. Your kiddos are learning about how animals and insects take care of each other and that it's not just us humans. Kudos :)

  • I agree. It's cool to see them helping each other out, but the gel houses aren't very good aye, poor little ants.

  • aww ants are such team players

  • what kind of gel is the ant stuck on?

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