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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

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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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

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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

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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 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 hamatum) major worker. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751079 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker or soldier, whose main job is defending the colony, biting human finger with sharp and powerful mandibles, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751044 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker or soldier, whose main job is defending the colony, biting human finger with sharp and powerful mandibles, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) workers of different sizes link toe to toe forming a massive nest or bivouac, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751043 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) workers of different sizes link toe to toe forming a massive nest or bivouac, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) soldier is cornered by smaller worker of rival Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) species, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751035 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) soldier is cornered by smaller worker of rival Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) species, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751034 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) worker fighting with another Army Ant (Eciton burchellii) species, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751032 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton i) soldier fighting two smaller workers of rival army ant (Eciton hamatum) species. The two colonies sparred for an hour in a chance meeting and retreated without fatalities, Barro Co... - Mark Moffett

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00751028 Army Ant (Eciton i) soldier fighting two smaller workers of rival army ant (Eciton hamatum) species. The two colonies sparred for an hour in a chance meeting and retreated without fatalities, Barro Co...© Mark Moffett

Two army ant species fighting, larger (Eciton i) and the smaller (Eciton hamatum). The two colonies sparred for an hour in a chance meeting and retreated without fatalities, Barro Colorado Island, Pan... - Mark Moffett

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00751027 Two army ant species fighting, larger (Eciton i) and the smaller (Eciton hamatum). The two colonies sparred for an hour in a chance meeting and retreated without fatalities, Barro Colorado Island, Pan...© Mark Moffett

Army Ant (Eciton burchellii), large soldier is cornered by workers of rival army ant (Eciton hamatum) species. The two colonies sparred for an hour in a chance meeting and retreated without fatalities... - Mark Moffett

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00751026 Army Ant (Eciton burchellii), large soldier is cornered by workers of rival army ant (Eciton hamatum) species. The two colonies sparred for an hour in a chance meeting and retreated without fatalities...© Mark Moffett

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00518438 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) group making temporary nest by holding on to each other, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Cyril Ruoso

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00518436 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) group making temporary nest by holding on to each other, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Cyril Ruoso

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00518435 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) group making temporary nest by holding on to each other, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Cyril Ruoso

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00477140 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) nest constructed completely of ants hanging onto each other, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Christian Ziegler

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) soldier guarding workers, Colon, Panama - James Christensen

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00298232 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) motionless soldier guards an endless stream of workers leaving the bivouac, Costa Rica© Piotr Naskrecki

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00298231 Rove Beetle (Staphylinidae) is tolerated by Army Ants (Eciton hamatum) by mimicking their chemical signals, Costa Rica© Piotr Naskrecki

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00298230 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) soldiers, like all workers in the colony, are non-reproductive females, Costa Rica© Piotr Naskrecki

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) soldier displays its giant mandibles, soldiers will attack any enemy regardless size, Costa Rica - Piotr Naskrecki

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00298229 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) soldier displays its giant mandibles, soldiers will attack any enemy regardless size, Costa Rica© Piotr Naskrecki

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) colony composed of thousands of living ants, Costa Rica - Piotr Naskrecki

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Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker biting finger mandibles while stinging which turns the finger red. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama - Mark Moffett

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00751031 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker biting finger mandibles while stinging which turns the finger red. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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00751030 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) major worker biting finger mandibles while stinging which turns the finger red. Also called a soldier, its primary job is defending the colony, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Mark Moffett

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

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00649156 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

Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) workers carrying pupa, Panama

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Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) group making temporary nest by holding on to each other, Panama

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00518437 Army Ant (Eciton hamatum) group making temporary nest by holding on to each other, Barro Colorado Island, Panama© Cyril Ruoso

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90782203 Army ants (Eciton hamatum) soldiers patrolling near the pathway of workers, Los Amigos Biological Station, Peru© Emanuele Biggi

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90782202 Army ants (Eciton hamatum) soldiers patrolling near the pathway of workers, Los Amigos Biological Station, Peru© Emanuele Biggi

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90782033 Army ants (Eciton hamatum) soldiers on the foreground patrolling near path of workers. Los Amigos Biological Station, Peru© Emanuele Biggi

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90782032 Army ants (Eciton hamatum) soldiers patrolling near the pathway of workers, Los Amigos Biological Station, Peru© Emanuele Biggi

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