Nature by its own II

sumball · 1st November 2006

Being attended by the ants... Now the ants are eating it. Absolutely no symbiosis relationship here!

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CM

tchuanye · 1st November 2006

Is that a pupua? If ants were to eat them, won't it be eaten quite often since ants are always around? Just wondering....

sumball · 1st November 2006

This is the first time I see the ants preying on the pupa.

I am not sure if the ants took the initiative or some other bugs.

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sumball Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,224	Nature by its own II Being attended by the ants... Now the ants are eating it. Absolutely no symbiosis relationship here! Regards CM

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tchuanye Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 4,958	Re: Nature by its own II Is that a pupua? If ants were to eat them, won't it be eaten quite often since ants are always around? Just wondering.... __________________ My Gallery: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/ Eqpt: http://www.tchuanye.smugmug.com/gallery/271702

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sumball Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,224	Re: Nature by its own II This is the first time I see the ants preying on the pupa. I am not sure if the ants took the initiative or some other bugs.