Ants moving food

One day, when I was free, I took a magnifying glass to observe the ants. I first found the ants' caves, put a piece of beef in their caves and saw how they carried food.

When I put the beef in the cave, a little later, an ant climbed out of the cave and walked toward the beef. When it saw the beef, it immediately walked to the cave. After a while, a large group of ants came out and surrounded the beef and began to carry it. But they didn't move when they moved for a while, and it seemed to be a problem. It turned out that this piece of beef is too big, but the ant's cave is too small.

Therefore, the ants will regularly go to the front of the beef. Each person takes a bite of beef and then uses the forelimbs to follow and quickly transport them home. In this way, they took the beef in a small mouthful, and after about half an hour, a whole piece of beef went into their home. However, even after moving a whole piece of beef, the ants are still searching for food, what makes them have such power? I think this should be the desire to survive so that ants have such power.

Since observing the ants that day, I have been very fond of these little creatures and beautiful nature.

Sixth grade: Angel 2002