Specialization is for Insects.
Imagine that a whole colony of ants hauled 40 tons of dirt out of the ground to build a home, the equivalent of building the Great Wall of China, and then some scientists come along and pour 10 tons of concrete in it so they can see what the colony looked like.
I’m pretty sure the ants didn’t appreciate it, but it was awesome nonetheless!
The Amazing Convertible House – Yes, the Top Slides Off!
I’ve seen come cool things in life, but I must admit I’ve never seen a “convertible” house before.
A couple in England, who had never built a house before, decided to move out to the country and use their imagination and capital to build one of the most unique houses on the planet. The top...
How to Walk on Water
So, you want to know how to walk on water? Here you go:
Get a concrete mixer truck and fill it with cornstarch and water.
Pour the entire mix into a swimming pool.
Move fast!
This Spanish television show filled a pool with a mix of cornstarch and water made on a concrete mixer truck, which became a...
The Scariest Fungus on Earth
The Cordyceps fungus is the creepiest, scariest fungus on the planet. Just watching this video creeps me out.
Basically this fungus attacks all manner of insects and after driving them crazy it kills them, eats them, and grows out of them like some kind of re-run from the movie Alien.
Seriously, this freakish spectacle...
Wow, that’s amazing! Ants are just hard-working species.
At firat I thought you must have been really bored and nothing to put a video about ants on the blog,then I started watching it and WOW thats pretty cool
thanks for another informative post
keep up the good work
and Happy holidays to you and your family
Chris
Concord N.C.
Wow–great find! And have a great holiday!
That’s insane, it’s a bit of a shame that they destroyed all of that hard work, but then I guess that’s what happens when we’re higher on the “food” chain.
That is a massive ant farm! That is really cool.
I agree with Jeremy, a bit of a shame that they destroyed it.
But it is still really cool.