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Weaver ants C013 / 7063

Weaver. Close-up of weaver ants (Oecophylla sp.) protecting their eggs by forming a barrier with their own bodies. Weaver ants build nests by stitching leaves together with silk produced by their own larvae (pale yellow). The larvae are held in the ants mandibles and guided back and forth to form the mats of webbing

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Animal Behaviour Ants Arthropod Arthropods Entomological Guarding Insects Larva Larvae Life Cycle Life Stage Protecting Protection Specialised Specialist Worker Workers Weaver Ant Weavers


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This print captures the intricate world of weaver ants in stunning detail. Against a black background, these male weaver ants are seen diligently protecting their precious eggs by forming an impenetrable barrier with their own bodies. Their dedication to safeguarding their offspring is truly remarkable. Weaver ants are known for their exceptional nest-building skills, using silk produced by their larvae to stitch leaves together. The pale yellow larvae can be observed being held in the mandibles of these specialized worker ants as they guide them back and forth, weaving mats of webbing that form the foundation of their nests. The level of coordination and cooperation displayed by these tiny creatures is awe-inspiring. Each ant plays its part in this complex social structure, ensuring the survival and prosperity of the colony. This close-up view offers a glimpse into the fascinating biology and anatomy of these industrious insects. From a biological standpoint, this image provides valuable insights into ant behavior and life cycles. It serves as a testament to nature's ingenuity and showcases how even seemingly small organisms possess incredible adaptability and specialization. Patrick Landmann's photography skillfully captures this mesmerizing moment in time, inviting us to appreciate the wonders found within our natural world.

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