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BUGZZZ
Versions of my OCs i made for my friend Moth's AU- Sleep Deprived and Bugified !!!!
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Exploding Ant Colobopsis explodens Source: Here
Fact #1
The Malaysian ant, also known as the Exploding ant, is known for it’s defense mechanism where when it’s attacked, the ant will contract it’s abdominal muscles so hard that the fluids within it’s bottom explode. The explosion kills the ant but it’s sacrifice isn’t just for show, the fluids from suicide will help immobilize the enemy for the rest of the worker ants to take on.
It’s also a fact that Naruto failed to recognize me even though he recognized both Kiba and Hinata almost immediately. Why? Well, I’m still waiting for him to explain himself further. @legend-of-shinobi-naruto
Exploding Ant Colobopsis explodens Source: Here
Exploding Ant Colobopsis explodens Source: Here
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Exploding Ant Colobopsis explodens Source: Here
#3405 - Colobopsis sp. - Gate-keeper Ants
Also known as Exploding Ants, from those species that can fatally burst their own gaster to release alarm pheremones. They nest in wood, dead branches or galls, with an exit exactly as wide as the head of the major workers, who plug the entrance unless another worker wants in or out of the nest.
There are almost 100 species in the genus, which is widespread in Australasia, SE Asia, North America, and Europe.
Baldivis, Perth.