Great ant

The head of a beetle is slowly moving toward the slope. what happened? I was close to seeing, hey, it turned out that a group of ants were moving it. Beside the head of the beetle, a large piece of black pressure, some pushed from the bottom up, some from the top to the inside, some bite, and some are quickly crawling to the nest, like to go to the rescue . More and more ants, watching them struggle to move this huge beetle head for them, this hot scene seems to be able to hear their "labor." At the hole in the slope, many ants are cleaning the site and carrying away some soil and sand for the passage of large units.

Slowly, moving the brigade to the vicinity of the hole, I suddenly had a prank. With a small stick, the beetle's head rolled down the slope. Exhausted! The ants were busy for a long while, but they watched the food fall below, and the white was busy. They seem to look at me, I see you, a look of incomprehension. However, they only stopped for a moment and went downhill again to move the beetle head again. As in the last time, the ants’ labor momentum has not diminished, and once again they have struggling to put their food on the slopes. I simply want to see when these ants can be busy, once again hit the beetle head down, several ants also rolled down the slope, once again abandoned!

Surprisingly, the ants moved the heavy food over and over again, and I knocked it down again and again. No matter how many times a hundred times, the ants are not tired and repeat their sacred labor. I believe that even at the end of the world, they will move and move on.

I was shocked by the ants! This seemingly tiny life has the most valuable perseverance in the world. Thanks to their indomitable perseverance, the resilience of the unsuccessful death, they can patiently and repeatedly carry the beetle head again and again. The enormous power that ants possess is what humans need. The body of the ants is too small, but the spirit they possess is too great.

This night, I made a strange dream, dreaming that I became an ant...

The second day: Ding Wei