Doctor reacts: ant stitches?! @zackdfilms

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[FootDocDana]

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Shoutout to @zackdfilms for the animation!

[emilychii]

The way he says it so calmly
"The ants body is twisted off😃"

[xavialle]

Zack being his normal self of traumatizing adults every day

[Noobie-iv]

This is actually useful since if you get scratched while in the woods and you don't have anything then you can use ants and traumatize the kids of the ants

[unknownboi]

Rare footage of Dana getting traumatized by Zack D Films

[equinoxshadowsoaps]

This is exactly where the concept for surgical staples came from. Certain ants even secrete an antibiotic through their mouth. That, in turn, keeps the wound from becoming infected. This has been a practice of many Indigenous tribes from South America, for thousands of year's

[Volgotha]

*IF* that's true, that's ingenious tbh. We still use leeches and maggots in certain situations so this wouldn't surprise me at all.

[Kæd_doez_stuffs]

This was also my reaction when I saw this video

[mkli]

Bro summoned the whole cave men community 📈📈

[PacoteNarra-sfrp]

"The design is very human" XD

[Kittykatt]

Imagine just looking at someone's arm and seeing this😭💀

[Jacielovinfunkin]

You know its bad when even an adult gets traumatized 💀

[gotchyadidnt]

zack is just getting crazier and crazier💀

[kokushibo]

Zack didnt only traumatize us he managed to traumatize her too😂😂😂

[Starry_Allen]

I CANT BELIEVE THEY MADE A COLLAB. IS THIS A DREAM?

[USC_Countryball]

Me: Mom I need stitches can we go to the doctor?
Mom: We have stitches at home
The stitches:

Edit: holy crap 91 likes? Thanks guys
Edit 2: 100 LIKESSS YOOO

[welshwytch]

It was common practice in India centuries ago. They also used obsidian glass when carrying out surgery which apparently leaves no scars.

[tyreek-bbky]

As a person who knows a lot this is true. Army ants aren't the only ants that stays attach to something they bite hard even after decapitation.

[ryangooseling]

Ya, for the last 1000 or so years. They were especially effective in facial reconstruction in india.

[Chaoscelus]

Truly an inspiring reaction. Thank you.