Termites and ants, big battles.

Ants and termites often fight, both of them forever antagonists who are always fighting territory. 🐜🐜🐜🔥🔥🔥

In the war between these two races, the "ants" are often on the side of winning termites.

Because ants have combat strategic advantages and superior agility.

"Ants" have the advantage and often win termites because

Sight and smell: Ants have omnidirectional visible collective eyes and an excellent olfactory nervous system, while most termites (including military termites) are blind, requiring only touch and pheromones.

Agility: Ants move faster, agile, and attack more accurately than termites.

Many ants, such as red ants or prong ants, view termites as a delicacy, so they launch termite nests to feed their larvae and termites.

So, does "termite" have any way to fight or win?

Despite the disadvantage, termites do not give up easily.

Military termites have large heads and very strong jaws. If an ant slips into a narrow corridor, the military termite will set up a defensive line and easily use a giant jaw to clip the ant into two.

City Door Closing Strategy: When the nest is attacked, the termites rush to bring soil and dung, build a wall to cover the entrance, to lock the ants outside and protect the queen.

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