100.000 ants (Formica sp.) in a dead tree
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take out the raid XD
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climb the tree!!!!
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i would be kicking that tree to see what happens.
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haha i would burn them if i have oil and lighter and i go cya you all ants
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he cant be downgraded becous he is full of ants so if u want ant quen go where xD
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ist so boring i seen abanded house full of ants ist like 500.000-700.000 ant
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ah lets not piss those off lol
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who counted them?
UncleRed1234567 1 year ago 3
@UncleRed1234567 That was me. I have a trick: I just count the legs and divide by six in the end.
NuptialFlight 1 year ago 7
are they wood ants?
antboy888 2 years ago
I didn't look closer, but there were many small hills in the area here and there, so my first thought was Formica polyctena but I don't know it.
NuptialFlight 2 years ago