What can ants teach us?

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Sunday, July 04, 2021 01:38:22 PM UTC

This story was originally broadcast on "Sunday Morning" on July 24, 2011.

When most people think about ants – if they think about them at all – they think of pests in the pantry or on a picnic. But in Belize, the ant is the king of the jungle ... constantly on the hunt, swarming under every rock, and lurking in almost every flower.

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