Animals
South Carolina Flood Reveals Unique Ant Survival Skill: Forming a 'Living' Life Raft
Fire ants in South Carolina team up to survive flooding waters. A photograph of a floating colony of ants that its photographer, a Fox news reporter covering the South Carolina flood, mistook for mud at first glance is making the rounds of the Internet – and for good reason.
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