Watch these army ants gearing up like a precision-built regiment deep in the Miombo woodland. Strategy, discipline and relentless hard work. These little but fierce warriors (Old World Dorylus type army ants, often called safari ants) don’t do permanent nests. Instead, they form temporary living strongholds, protect their queen and young, and move as one with purpose and intent. It’s structured teamwork on full display. In their tiny world, these ants are among the most organized, resilient and

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