Army Ants Eat Everything | World's Deadliest

Restless and ravenous, army ant colonies are nature's Mongol hordes. They kill and eat anything in their way, digesting it even as they tear it apart!

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Army Ants: Inside the Ranks

Army Ants Eat Everything | World's Deadliest

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[Raik]

4 cameramen were lost in the filming of this documentary

[Dynamo]

I love how that spider was dangling on that web line and chilling out of harms way and how that cricket-looking thing remained motionless, knowing what they were up against. Some insects and arachnids are smarter than they are given credit for.

As humans, we are damn lucky ants don't grow to over a foot long.  If they did, there would be a lot people and animals getting attacked and eaten alive, on a daily basis.

[CLEANDrumCovers]

Grasshopper: "Holy shit, holy shit, holy shit..."

[sonicspeed]

Spider and Grasshopper:
Dont fucking move
Don't fucking move.
Oh my fuck don't move
HOLY SHIT DONT MOVE

[SauceFring]

Who else just wants to see an hour or ten of an ant army just spreading chaos throughout a forest?

[kogensamurai]

1:25 lol. That grasshopper face to face with that ant. Don't move!

[schoze]

HUGE props to the cameramen, 'cause they risked their lives to get this footage

[Chickenworm]

I've always wanted a free-for-all between Army Ants, Red Fire Ants, Driver Ants, & Bullet Ants

[gigas]

Army Ants are too OP. report for hacking.

[MrVulcanator]

It's amazing that some of the potential prey for the ants is capable of understanding that the ants can't find them if they don't move.

[Shrek_Holmes]

am pretty sure that beetle is bigger than 6 ants

[jessegoodwin]

Did anyone else get the feeling of something crawling on you the whole video?

[princessolmeca]

There is power in numbers. I believe the ant understands this more than any other organism on Earth.

[BiohazardCrow]

Name the ants please. Every single one of them.

[amarindranicol]

I wonder if they ever bite their fellow ants just by accident

[CC-ndoe]

"This beatle is 6 tines the size of one ant"... was I the only one not getting that calculation??? Cuz that Brattle looks atleast 40x

[KinghtofZero]

1:30 1:40
Why aren't the rest of the bugs as smart as those two where??

[bawsebig]

Tht cricket was like "Oh shit bad time to hold this fart"

[Aaqq]

Did you get an interview with one of the ants? :^)

[josephcalabrese]

"They march and eat and march and eat. If I were you, I'd watch my feet"
- *Jumanji.*