Bringing a Sand Creature to the Surface (@japie_life via TT)

#shorts #trending This man is about to bring a hidden sand predator to the surface.

[thomase]

When I was a kid I would find ants and drop them in to get eaten. 😂

[dalebabcock]

The larvae look exactly like the creature they put into the ear of one of the members of Star Trek Enterprise during the movie khan.

[MS-nquy]

We called Doodlebugs as kids in 50-60s

[cikmunie]

NOT ME ACTING LIKE THE SAND IS IN MY EYES🤧🤧

[Skibidichair]

They are not dangerous they just like to hide and they don’t bite

[SamLitteken]

Kids should love these as we did in the 1960's

[thomasdflores]

Doodle bug had my 3 year old granddaughter cracking up. A memory forever

[marlovorster]

As a south african, these are ant lions and you don't make a hole, you find it just like that, and using a bit of grass scratching near the pit and it will grab the grass

[astrokitegunner]

I played with these too. Take a twig and watch their reactions

[dumbbrosbruh]

In Australia there everywhere there called antlions

[DirtStick]

He didn’t make the at home there called ant lions or doodle bug and they make those dips in the ground so when ants fall in them they can’t get out and the ant lions eat them alive

[iasked]

These are called ant lions and according to Google you can have them as pets

[andrewwilson]

I never realized that elephants were so quiet!

[anthonyperno]

He didn't make the hole. The bug did.

[IvenGideon-wcsw]

When i was a kid we called them doodle bug's

[kennethjoyce]

I'm from Texas and these are ant lions best pet in the world

[wayneyates]

Here in Az we call them any lions, don’t ask me why.

[rfbradley]

They look a lot like the Star Trek "Ceti eels"

[naglaaelfar]

as the sand shifts u can see the ant LIE-ON

[edfischer]

Thanks to the game grounded i automatically knew this was a antlion