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Ants Build A Bridge To Attack Wasp Hive

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This is some crazy, scary, intense, Chuck Norris Kryptonite, nature show type of sh*t.

A Twitter user by the name of Francisco Boni recorded the attack and posted it with the caption,

" Attack of legionary ants (also known as army ants or marabunta) to a wasp honeycomb. Impressive the level of swarm intelligence and collective computation to form that bridge."

Ants and wasps are related so he's not wrong in the slightest.

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Source: Francisco Boni/Twitter

Unless you've seen every Attenborough film ever made, you would think that wasps wouldn't need to worry about a few little ants....

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Source: Francisco Boni/Twitter

And you would be right but this isn't a few little ants.

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Source: Francisco Boni/Twitter

It's hundreds and thousands of them, maybe even millions of them all working together to make a massive bridge that loops from the roof of a gutter all the way down and back up to the home of few hundred wasps.

Check out the video here

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