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Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) colony forming a bridge by climbing over each other, some are carrying food back to nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760086 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) colony forming a bridge by climbing over each other, some are carrying food back to nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00751072 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carrying section of dismembered prey back to nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) emigration of the colony, this species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760198 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) emigration of the colony, this species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760190 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) emigration of the colony, this species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton sp) bivouac (temporary nest) made of hundreds of thousands of ant bodies, Soberania National Park, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760184 Army Ant (Eciton sp) bivouac (temporary nest) made of hundreds of thousands of ant bodies, Soberania National Park, Panama© Christian Ziegler

A millipede which lives as a guest in the colonies of a certain species of army ant. These milipedes are chemically camouflaged as army ants and migrate with the ants from place to place, Barro Colora... - Christian Ziegler

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00760177 A millipede which lives as a guest in the colonies of a certain species of army ant. These milipedes are chemically camouflaged as army ants and migrate with the ants from place to place, Barro Colora...© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton sp) emigration of a colony. This species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760169 Army Ant (Eciton sp) emigration of a colony. This species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760167 Army Ant (Eciton sp) swarm raid, Soberania National Park, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760154 Army Ant (Eciton sp) raiding a nest of killer bees on Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760153 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) raiding a nest of killer bees, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760152 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) raiding a nest of killer bees, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760151 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) raiding a nest of killer bees, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton sp) colony emigration, this species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food. Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760141 Army Ant (Eciton sp) colony emigration, this species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food. Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) migration of a colony, this species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760136 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) migration of a colony, this species relocates every night and workers transport the larvae and food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760129 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) bridge made by ants during a raid, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760109 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) colony forms a bridge by clinging together, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760108 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) swarm attacking and killing scorpion, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760107 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) colony forms a bridge by clinging together, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760105 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) workers with huge mandibles guarding nest entrance, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760104 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) swarm, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760095 Army Ant (Eciton sp) young Queen showing swollen abdomen, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760088 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) a small ant bridge at the edge of a temporary nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760087 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) colony forming a bridge by climbing over each other, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) guarding their own brood during an emigration between two nest sites, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760084 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) guarding their own brood during an emigration between two nest sites, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) temporary nest called a bivouac, workers bringing in wasp larvae as food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760083 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) temporary nest called a bivouac, workers bringing in wasp larvae as food, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) raiding a paper wasp nest and pulling the larvae out of their cells, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760082 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) raiding a paper wasp nest and pulling the larvae out of their cells, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) teamwork in food transportation, a large wasp pupae is carried by several workers, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760081 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) teamwork in food transportation, a large wasp pupae is carried by several workers, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760078 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) raid, swarming the forest floor up to 50 feet wide, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) food cache of army ants, where food is stored during a raid to be more efficient in transporting food back to nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760077 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) food cache of army ants, where food is stored during a raid to be more efficient in transporting food back to nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton sp) detail of a temporary nest during a colony split, visible are the large pupal cases of the male Ants, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760032 Army Ant (Eciton sp) detail of a temporary nest during a colony split, visible are the large pupal cases of the male Ants, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760026 Army Ant (Eciton sp) colony forming a bridge by climbing over each other, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760018 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) portrait of a soldier with large mandibles, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

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00760013 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) attack caterpillar during a raid, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) food cache where food is stored during a raid to be more efficient in transporting food back to nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Christian Ziegler

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00760011 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) food cache where food is stored during a raid to be more efficient in transporting food back to nest, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Carpenter Ant (Camponotus sp) carrying dead army ant, Nigeria - Mark Moffett

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Carpenter Ant (Camponotus sp) with dead army ants clinging to every limb after battle, Nigeria - Mark Moffett

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00751099 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) soldier is cornered by workers of rival Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) species© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) soldier's mandibles are curved like fishooks which soldiers cannot extract once they've bitten a victim, thereby dooming themselves, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751098 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) soldier's mandibles are curved like fishooks which soldiers cannot extract once they've bitten a victim, thereby dooming themselves, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker biting human. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island - Mark Moffett

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00751097 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker biting human. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) workers linking to one another toe to toe, building a new bivouc for the day, hundreds of thousands of ants will eventaully join in, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751096 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) workers linking to one another toe to toe, building a new bivouc for the day, hundreds of thousands of ants will eventaully join in, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers linking to one another toe to toe, building a new bivouc for the day, hundreds of thousands of ants will eventaully join in, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751095 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers linking to one another toe to toe, building a new bivouc for the day, hundreds of thousands of ants will eventaully join in, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751094 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers linking to one another toe to toe, building a new bivouc for the day, hundreds of thousands of ants will eventaully join in, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751093 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry prey back to feed colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751092 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry large prey back to feed colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751091 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry section of dismembered prey back to feed colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751090 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry prey back to feed colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751089 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry prey back to feed colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751088 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry prey back to feed colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751087 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry prey back to feed colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) workers carry food back to colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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