ant

One day, my little friend and I were playing outside. Suddenly, we found out that a group of ants were busy doing something. I heard that the ants were afraid of the smell of the camphor ball and wanted to do an experiment to prove whether this is the truth.

So, I went to the nearby store with my friends to buy a camphor ball.

First we caught 2 ants. We used the camphor ball to draw a line in front of the ant, and the ant turned and broke through the line. How did the ants run? Not afraid of the smell of the brain? The suspect did not unravel, and with curiosity we caught two ants. Like the original, we drew a line in front of the ant. The ant wanted to break through and approached the line. It seemed to say, "It’s just a line. Want to trap us, it is too small to see us! Hahaha" ants smugly rushed to the line, I think this test is divided into 0 endings? When I was sighing, the ants were blown back by the wind, and the ants didn't dare to break through the line. When the ants were tired and exhausted, we drew a big circle around the ants. The ants seemed to be smart, not as hard as they used to be. There is no original arrogance and triumph, and you are looking for an exit in the circle. We slowly narrowed the circle, and the ants seemed to be unable to withstand the smell of the brainball. It seemed to be pleading. "I beg you to let us go! We really can’t stand it. We were too arrogant. ..." It is best that when we narrow the circle to a smaller size than the one-dollar coin, the ants are no longer squatting, lying on the ground, the ants may be too tired, and the smell of the camphor ball can’t stand it, so they Just left the world.

The ants' experiments tell us that science is everywhere, and as long as you are a person, you will find that science is around us.

Fourth grade: Huang Silin