ANTLION AND ANTS! [Live feeding!]

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[jamesbarmann]

It's crazy how accurate these are in grounded, behavior wise

[WaylonMoone]

5:20 From what I saw, I’m with that Ant Sonny. He saw his friend die and wanted so badly to help, when he realized he failed, he didn’t back down knowing he could’ve died, he even sees the Lion grabbing him or tried and he immediately went back to fight it, Weather or not he dies, he went out a warrior. RIP Sonny, You are a true bro:

[phuckweed]

Well, if David Attenborough ever passes away we've always got Dracula here to narrate wildlife documentaries

[davidm]

Lmao, so funny watching something like an antlion in a terrarium. Spent a good deal of my childhood collecting these with my friends. That ticklish feeling you get when they try to dig into you while you're holding them in your palm. Good times.

[deborahbrown]

When I was a kid we used to call them doodlebugs. I had no idea that they turned into a flying insect. Thank you for that information.

[robertbean]

Many years ago when I was a small child my Grandmother taught me about doodlebugs. You can call them up out of their holes by softly chanting and get a ladle of butter milk...." over and over. As you whisper this your breath will shake sand into the funnel and the lion will emerge thinking that an ant fell into his lair. Poor bug there was no ant and no buttermilk either!

[billinct]

Antlions live right in front of my house in an area protected from rain. Few people know what they are. The soil has to be dry and almost sand like for their funnels to trap ants.

[ashleydavis]

Interesting to see how the other ant tries to pull out the one that is caught

[theant]

As an ant, this was very sad, they were my best friends and workmates
But genuinely I really like antlions they're cool little fellas, I would like one as a pet
Guys please, I'm an ant many of us die, sure I get bummed out but I get over it in a day

[wunknownplayerw]

At 5:32, I feel bad by just seeing the ant trying to help his teammate

[DarkVoidIII]

It was very interesting how the antlion first burrowed around the edge of it's enclosure, and eventually made it's way to a more central location. I wonder if the antlion has the capability to distinguish between an ant and a beetle of similar size? I wonder what would be the antlion's reaction to a beetle wandering into it's funnel trap?

[SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Nature is cruel, but that's how it is and it's better to embrace its cruel perfection. A habitat without wildlife is just scenery. These creatures exist for their own reasons. Wildlife is something which man cannot construct. Once it is gone, it is gone forever.

[bobp]

When I was a little kid, I used to catch ant lions by blowing into the sand trap they make. The sand would blow away and leave the ant lion exposed. It worked great until I blew on the sand and it all went in my eye. That was a nice learning experience.

[ssrxshadow]

3:30 one of the ants were dropped with its head already chopped off. Did anyone else notice that? Like the ants inside the cage fought prior to getting in the Antlion enclosure. He could've not had the right pheromones for some reason or a different colony. Not sure.

[eliochoa]

Grounded captured this insect perfectly. Even the sand funnel trap is accurate. They even caught the throwing of the ant as well.

[lotsofstuffofficial]

7:28 It makes me laugh how he just yeets them out of the hole 😂

[mileshamblen]

It is amazing how it goes around the whole perimeter of the glass measuring it's surroundings before deciding where to burrow.

[thetoadisreal]

I really like seeing the Ant Lion making its funnels and feeding, it’s really cool

[prodigyanalysis]

That ANT was trying so hard to Save his Homie 😢

[stianjohansen]

That antlion @6:57 in a blink of an eye attacks. That is crazy superspeed…i had to pause over and over again. loterally if you blink you miss it