Chapter
The Worst Sting in the World
27:26 - 34:57 (07:30)
The bullet ant has the worst sting in the world while the Latin American trap jaw ant has the fastest bite in the world.
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Learn how to deal with fire ants without using water as it makes them cling further to your body.
27:26 - 30:03 (02:36)
Fire Ants
Summary
Learn how to deal with fire ants without using water as it makes them cling further to your body. Instead, use other methods like avoiding them or brushing them off.
ChapterThe Worst Sting in the World
EpisodeAnts! Part 1!
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The bullet ant has the reputation of having the worst insect sting.
30:03 - 32:40 (02:36)
Insects
Summary
The bullet ant has the reputation of having the worst insect sting. The Latin American trap jaw ant has the fastest bite in the world.
ChapterThe Worst Sting in the World
EpisodeAnts! Part 1!
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Learn about how the trap-jaw ant propels itself backward with the use of its mandibles and slow-motion videos of its somersault backflips when falling in a hole.
32:40 - 33:30 (00:50)
Trap-jaw Ant
Summary
Learn about how the trap-jaw ant propels itself backward with the use of its mandibles and slow-motion videos of its somersault backflips when falling in a hole.
ChapterThe Worst Sting in the World
EpisodeAnts! Part 1!
PodcastStuff You Should Know
An ants' six legs are attached to the mesosoma and they use their muscular petiole to bend and stand on their hind legs.
33:30 - 34:57 (01:27)
Anatomy
Summary
An ants' six legs are attached to the mesosoma and they use their muscular petiole to bend and stand on their hind legs.