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: Bulldog Ant - Probably a queen, hunting on ground


Bulldog Ant - Probably a queen, hunting on ground

Bulldog Ant - Probably a queen, hunting on ground for insects. Workers are aggressive and sting in self-defence. (Myrmecia sp.). Kalbarri, Western Australia. One of the most primitive ant genera. Body length 24mm

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10859699
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42932353
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3008px x 2000px (786KB)
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© Alan J. S. Weaving / www.ardea.com
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ASW-4231

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