Ant_Hunter video 71

1.) Ant_Hunter.avi

Ant video 70

2.) Ant.avi

Ants at the sweet spot --Nectaries, at the base of adjoining thorns, reward the ants. (TREC 00)

3.) AntNectariesAPaloVerde00.mov

Another Perspective. I wonder why the ants curl their abdomens beneath them? Could they be leaving Identification trails? (TREC 00)

4.) AntNectariesCPaloVerde00.mov

Quicktime Movie!! Bullet Ants (Paraponera clavata ) (Paraponera sp.)have a nasty reputation. This bullet ant was found, not far from her colony, on the Bri Bri iguana farm. I knocked it off our

5.) bulletant99.mov

6.) ant.swf

opuntiae ants. The ant drums on the larva with her antennae; the larva produces a droplet of nectar. The ant lowers her head and laps up the droplet. To play the clip again, click the triangle at the lower left corner of the clip. You can also step through the clip one frame at a time, using the triangles

7.) drink1.mov

, they touch the ant on the right, who opens her mandibles and lunges off the end of the larva. The ant on the left is not touched by a TO and remains undisturbed. To play the clip again, click the triangle at the lower left corner of the clip. You can also step through the clip one frame at a time, using the

8.) TO3.mov

Om dit spel te spelen heb je iframes nodig.Ga terug naar de Spellen site of speel Ant KenDo

9.) animal_1.swf

This is a top view, and is a little harder to see. The dorsal nectar gland is the oval in the middle of the back of the larva. The head of the larva is to the left. To play the clip again, click the triangle at the lower left corner of the clip. You can also step through the clip one frame at a time, using the triangles on

10.) drink2.mov