Praying Mantis Decapitated by Ant Swarm | Superswarm | BBC Earth

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A lone praying mantis picks off a few ants before the colony calls for backup.
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  • Mantis didn't seem too bothered being eaten alive. He was just like "ah well, my future wife would have done the same thing to me anyways"
  • @dl30wpb
    The dying ant's signal --- "avenge me brothers"
  • “They gather lumps of mud and bury the problem” Wish I could do that with all my problems
  • reminder that the mantis has one of the best eyes in the insect world, he was seeing all that in 4k
  • Imagine eating a granola bar then your granola bar calls for reinforcements and they all rip your head off.
  • It's amazing that ants actually know how to identify poison insects and dispose of them. How could insect intelligence process something like that? It's really amazing.
  • Mantis came for dinner but became the main course real quick.
  • Grabing a bull by its horns. meh Biting a mantis in the jaws. real shit
  • Props to the ant who filmed inside of the nest!
  • @haingis
    "butchering it with surgical precision" I don't want to get a surgery anywhere close to where the narrator's from if that's how precise the surgeons are
  • The Mantis is an apex killer in the bug world but as we all know, doesn't matter how tough you are there is always someone tougher!
  • In terms of scale, this is pretty much the equivalent of you going hunting, and you catch a squirrel, but then all of a sudden you’re swarmed by squirrels until they literally bite your head off
  • The mantis seemed fairly relaxed about the proceedings.
  • Mantis: oooh piece of candy… oooh piece of candy, oooohh piece of candy, ooh another piece of candy… AAAAHHH!! AHHHHH!! BAD CANDY BAD CANDY!!!
  • I'm so glad I wasn't born as a insect. What a brutal life it would be.
  • Her ex-boyfriend: "Doesn't feel too good when it happens to you, now does it?"
  • It has always fascinated me seeing ant work together the strength in there numbers is amazing
  • Nothing can beat team work you mess with one ant you mess with 1000s brutal