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Our planet hides an amazing

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world of insects, the number of which

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exceeds the world's population by 200

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million times.

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This is the largest group of animals

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in the world.

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They rule the sky, the underwater world and

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the forest floor.

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Insects have magnificent adaptations,

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frightening mouthparts,

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numerous offspring and excellent

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camouflage.

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Among them there are strong giant

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predators. which can even hunt

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bats

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we will tell you about the world of incredible

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insects

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amazing insects

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in Japan winter is ending the

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queen of the giant hornet

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has woken up from six months of hibernation she

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reaches 5 centimeters in length and

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is the largest species of hornet on

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earth

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[music] the

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female has only one goal

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to grow army

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[music]

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she builds a nest from wood chips

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moistened with saliva and lays eggs from

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which only a sleigh will appear

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warriors

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her offspring are well armed

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they have a sting 6 millimeters long

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strong mandibles with which they dismember

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prey and

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wings for rapid flight

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soon 600 individuals of the larvae will appear in the hive

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rub their mandibles and the walls of the honeycomb

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to show that they are hungry the

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hornets go after their favorite prey

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bees

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first the scouts fly out

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[applause]

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one of them marks the hive with pheromones

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to send reinforcements here the

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hornets eat honey and larvae

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but first you need to destroy the bees

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[music]

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[music]

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one hornet can kill 40 bees in a

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minute

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hornets pull larvae out of honeycombs

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but the bees unite

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they have developed their own way of

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dealing with intruders

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first the bees surround the enemy

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[music]

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contracting their flight muscles the bees

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heat up to 40 degrees Celsius

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they can withstand this temperature and

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literally fry the hornet

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[music]

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[music]

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despite all the efforts,

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the bees are unable to cope with the swarm of

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hornets

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[music]

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after 3 hours the battle is over,

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almost 30 thousand bees have died, the

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hornets return to the nest with

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enough food

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for the entire colony,

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especially for the growing larvae, the hornets

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have perfected their attack tactics,

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however, others insects

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have adapted to look for food differently and are

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not even afraid to dive into the water;

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this is a diving beetle;

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it can fly

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but prefers to swim

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[music] the

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flat and round shape of the body allows it to

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glide like a torpedo in the water; a

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durable exoskeleton protects the beetle

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while hunting

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with the help of its hind legs covered with fine

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hairs there is no swimming, it moves forward,

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but what is most impressive is its

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ability to breathe under water, the

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swimmer prostrates their abdomen to

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the surface and draws air into the cavity

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under the wings, the

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air bubble serves as a kind of

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balloon with the help of which the beetle breathes

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[music]

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when the oxygen supply runs out,

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the insect releases residual gases and rises

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to surface

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to gain air

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[music]

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but why such complexity

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the answer is simple

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[music] the

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beetle needs food

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floating there is no

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underwater a lot of food and few rivals

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favorite prey floating nza

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juicy tadpoles

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the beetle has trouble seeing so it just grabs

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everything that moves

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[music]

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it chops the victim with sharp jaws and

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eats a tadpole alive

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[music]

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in reservoirs it hunts not only by floating prostrate

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it lives in the underwater world and another

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insect has adapted to follow the

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surface

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this is an amazing water strider

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like a real skater the water strider

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has mastered the art of gliding through the water the

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tips of the legs are shaped like weighed the insect

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rows with its front legs and directs

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the movement rear

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[music] a

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water strider 1 centimeter long can

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move at a speed of 1 meter per

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second, at

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such a pace a skater could pass

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three skating rinks in a second

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[music]

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it would seem that water striders should sink

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because the water is less dense;

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long legs distribute the weight of the body, but the

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real miracle

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lies in the microscopic level, the

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body and legs of the insect are covered with thousands of

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small hairs,

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each hair is covered with water-repellent

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wax, they retain air and a

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cushion is formed on the surface of the water

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when the legs press on the water, the bubble

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provides resistance, which allows the

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water strider to glide through the water,

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amazing legs require great

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care, so you need to watch out for

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water-repellent hairs

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but lightness and the small size should not

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deceive the water

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strider, an experienced predator

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[music] with her

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front paws she catches the

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movement of an insect that has fallen into the water,

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but others also hunt for drowning victims,

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this prey will have to be left to the fish

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[music]

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the competition is serious, but the water strider

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copes,

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she holds the model with special hooks

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and injects a mixture of enzymes that

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dissolve the insides

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[music]

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then the water strider eats a nutritious

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dish

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the insect heads to the shore to

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prepare for the next attack

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the pond can be a dangerous place, but

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insects breed here too,

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this is a strange creature

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dragonfly larva

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[music]

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the nymph is adapted to life under water

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it has gills behind and special organs of

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movement

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[applause]

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[music]

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some species live in the nymph stage for up to

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five years and molt 15 times during the

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growth process to become an adult insect

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the nymph must eat as much as possible

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so she knows how to hunt

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for this she has amazing weapons

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[music ]

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it’s hard to believe that an insect well

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adapted to water

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will eventually fly into the air,

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but not all larvae live in bodies of water;

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one insect lives in the

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driest place on the planet in the hot

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African savannah; hunt very

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quickly;

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predator antlion looks like a creature from the

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movie Star Wars;

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it has adapted perfectly to life in

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the desert

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[music]

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the insect moves along the sand with

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the help of tiny hairs a

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waxy exoskeleton retains

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moisture the

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antlion does not drink water

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it gets liquid from its prey

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it is the larva of a flying insect

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[music]

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[applause]

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so it must develop wings

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eyes and an anus

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in order to transform into an adult, the

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antlion must feed

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[music]

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first it sets a trap the

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antlion buries itself in the sand in

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search of an ideal place for an ambush

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[music]

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the insect gradually buries itself deeper and deeper

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into the hole

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[music] the

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edges of the trap crumble easily

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[music]

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[music] it

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is difficult for the victim stay on the sand

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the larva closes its sickle-shaped mandibles and

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injects a paralyzing poison to

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immobilize the prey

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called and looks like a tube through which the

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antlion feeds the

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predator sucks out the prey and leaves an

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empty shell

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then the antlion re-arranges the

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trap in anticipation of the next victim

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[music] [applause]

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the trap allows you to catch food and

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hides the insect from predators

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ensuring safety

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is an important factor in the evolution of insects and their

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defense mechanisms,

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naturally the most effective way

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to avoid the danger of becoming completely

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invisible,

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this tree is home to one of the

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longest insects on the planet, the

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giant stick insect grows up to 25

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centimeters in length

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to avoid becoming prey,

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this vegetarian acquired many

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protective mechanisms,

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the most impressive of which is camouflage,

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suckers on the tips of the legs allow you to

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hang on branches even head down,

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pretending to be dead,

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the exoskeleton is amazingly similar to the

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bark and the

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joints imitate nodes on the branches,

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even the eyes are difficult to find, the

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stick insect not only looks like a twig

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but also moves by swaying in the

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wind

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the insect eats the entire leaf without leaving a single

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piece that could give away its

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location

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[music] the

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stick insect is so well camouflaged that even

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its droppings look like a branch

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[music]

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but when camouflage does not help the

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stick insect uses other means

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wings a

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sudden flash of color is designed to

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intimidate predators

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but the snake not Arabella, so the stick insect

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uses a different defense,

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tear gas is

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triggered, the

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stick insect goes to extreme measures to

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save life, and this

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insect does the same thing,

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it stores its victims.

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dive on the victim from above

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[music] the

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wasp injects poison into the caterpillar, which

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remains alive but completely

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paralyzed,

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but it does not store food for itself, but

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drags lunch into an underground nest

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where the eggs are located attached to the

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immobilized prey

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[music]

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and itself can carry caterpillars 10 times

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heavier than herself

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[music]

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she digs out the entrance to the nest with her front

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legs, rake-like

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strong mandibles, the wasp removes the plug and

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drags the caterpillar into the darkness

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[music] she is

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completely paralyzed and she will live in

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this grave for several weeks

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when the offspring appears she

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will eat the caterpillar alive the

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wasp covers her tracks so that no one found

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her nest

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[music]

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digging and burying victims underground and

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other insects went even further to

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provide offspring with fresh food

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this parasitic wasp

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injects eggs directly into the caterpillar

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at a time she lays up to 100 eggs

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deep into the insect

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[music] the

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eggs develop in the soft insides of the

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caterpillar, then the larvae hatch

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and gnaw their way out; the

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growing wasp larvae affect the nervous

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system of the caterpillar and its appetite, so

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the insect consumes one and a half times

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more food than needed until the wasps leave

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the owner

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[music] the

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larvae are released into freedom where they

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turn into adults

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unfortunately, the injured caterpillar will not

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complete its transformation

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[music] the

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mantis is an experienced hunter

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[music]

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it has incredible speed and an

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arsenal of deadly weapons its

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forelimbs shoot like

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springs on its legs there are hooks and spikes with

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which the mantis pierces its prey

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this sharp shooter hunts not only with the

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help of dangerous limbs it also

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has incredibly developed sensory organs

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two thin antennae pick up the slightest

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smell of prey the

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triangular head can rotate almost

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360 degrees, which allows you to increase

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the field of vision

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again the eyes detect movement at a

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distance of up to 18 meters

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2 larger eyes consist of ten

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thousand light-sensitive receptors, in

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fact each of them they have a small eye with its

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own lens,

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each fawcette conducts light to the

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optic nerve and a

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high-definition panoramic picture is obtained;

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strange eyes do not have pupils; these

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black dots are an optical illusion; the

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praying mantis does not just look straight; it sees

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all the

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weapons ready;

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senses are heightened; it’s

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time to go hunting

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[music]

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[applause]

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[music] the

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praying mantis tears apart its prey with incredible

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force

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[music]

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[music]

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[applause]

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having eaten every last crumb,

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it cleans itself before moving on to dessert,

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not only the praying mantis lives on the forest floor

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[music]

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despite the funny appearance of the predators,

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they look like a movie hero horror they are comedy

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[music]

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club is capable of literally dissolving its

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prey

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red color is not only for beauty

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this is a warning from another predator

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it seeks out prey with antennae the length of its

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own body

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[music] a

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needle-like proboscis can sting painfully

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[music]

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predators find tasty food

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and

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grab its

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hairs legs firmly hold the

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prey the

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proboscis pierces the soft abdomen of the victim

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after a few seconds the prey stops

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moving and begins to dissolve

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from the inside the

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proboscis pierces the insides and

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injects a deadly mixture of enzymes

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and digestive juice

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poisonous saliva destroys all organs and

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turns the cells into soup

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when the process ends the predators

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suck out the prey with the help of the same

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deadly weapon, most beetles

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that feed in this way have two

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separate tubes, 1 for poison, the other for

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eating food, but the predator’s proboscis is designed

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like a syringe and a siphon, which allows it to

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hunt prey twice its size.

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Africa is home to many dangerous

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animals, large and small,

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this is a river. consists of more than 20

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million ants

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that make up the largest colony

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in the world

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these ants are nomads among them there are

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hunters and gatherers

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builders and architects but each individual

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takes its place in a

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highly organized hierarchy soldiers the

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largest and most dangerous of them they

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reach three centimeters in length and

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guard the colony at the cost of their own lives, the

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soldiers have huge jaws,

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large mandibles that can intimidate, crush and

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tear apart everyone who threatens the colony,

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they are so strong that they are able to

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hold the enemy even if the head

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is torn off from the body,

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local tribes even use the head of

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ants as a surgical clamp and are used to

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secure open wounds

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so that all members of the colony survive ants work

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harmoniously,

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build amazing

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structures from their own bodies,

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these columns form the support of the anthill,

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living walls protect the queen,

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ants even build bridges up to 12

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meters long to cross bodies of water and all

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this happens in the dark,

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all ants are blind,

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they communicate using pheromones,

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which they pick up with sensitive

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antennae,

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the goal is clear

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it's time to eat in

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just a day this black wave kills

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all life in an area the size of a

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football field up

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to 100 thousand victims die in a day ants

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hunt not only small

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insects

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[music]

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nomads cope even with birds and

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weak mammals a

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colony of ants dismembers and eats

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prey

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[music ]

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[applause]

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ants leave nothing behind, having

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destroyed everything in one area, they

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hit the road and look for new

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territory.

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Perhaps the most dangerous insects live in South Africa,

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but real giants

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live in the tropics;

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some insects reach

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incredible sizes thanks to the abundance of

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food and the ability to hide from predators

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although they are born small

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in the Indonesian jungle, a

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miracle will happen right before your eyes,

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from this tiny egg no larger than a

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grain of rice, one of the

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largest insects on the planet will appear, the

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atlas peacock eye,

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but in order to reach a gigantic size

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it must eat and

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[music]

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therefore, absorbing food for the first six

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weeks of life

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[ music]

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soon the caterpillar will grow out of its own

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skin

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soft insides protrude the old

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shell breaks, which allows the

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caterpillar to grow

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large fleshy appendages covered with pungent

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pollen that drives away hungry

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predators

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it molts 4 times as it grows

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nothing is wasted

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glutton rides until it reaches the size of a

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pork sausage

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then the transformation begins

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caterpillars weave a silk cocoon

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under the cover of which magic happens

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[music] the

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outer shell becomes a strong

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protection but the insides are discharged and

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new body parts are formed

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[music] the

00:33:13

caterpillar completely changes a

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month later a beauty is born [music]

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[music]

00:33:33

[applause]

00:33:38

[music] the

00:33:44

wings spread out and harden from blood

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and air, the

00:33:54

wingspan reaches

00:33:56

30 centimeters

00:33:58

[music]

00:34:02

this is really a giant butterfly

00:34:05

[music] the

00:34:12

ugly duckling has become unusually bright

00:34:18

such colors are needed not only for

00:34:21

beauty the

00:34:24

tips of the wings resemble the head of a cobra

00:34:30

if the peacock eyes are threatened by predators it

00:34:34

depicts a dangerous snake by swinging its

00:34:37

wings

00:34:39

despite the blind flax and transformation, the

00:34:43

adult peacock eye lives for just over a

00:34:46

week the

00:34:49

butterfly has no mouth

00:34:51

so it cannot eat and spends all its

00:34:55

energy searching for a partner

00:35:03

[music]

00:35:06

even the largest insect is destined to

00:35:09

die

00:35:12

exhausted I the peacock eye cannot

00:35:15

hide from predators living in the

00:35:18

jungle

00:35:19

[music ]

00:35:24

time is up and the butterfly has become an integral

00:35:29

part of the food chain

00:35:31

[music] the

00:35:41

tropical forests of central America

00:35:44

provide ideal shelter for our next

00:35:48

giant

00:35:50

among the fallen leaves and fallen

00:35:53

trees the

00:35:55

larva of the Hercules beetle lives a

00:35:59

huge larva already weighs as much as an apple

00:36:04

but continues to get fat

00:36:12

it lived underground for more than a year where

00:36:16

it fed rotting wood and and

00:36:19

became more and more

00:36:23

hairs covering the bodies help

00:36:26

move weight through the damp soil the larva is

00:36:30

constantly looking for food

00:36:33

reaching the size of a bagel it

00:36:36

crawls underground where it begins

00:36:38

incredibly and the transformation

00:36:44

after three weeks the dense larva

00:36:47

becomes an

00:36:48

amazing beetle

00:36:51

new limbs have claws

00:36:56

once the soft body is covered with

00:36:59

indestructible armor

00:37:03

the head is crowned with a giant rock

00:37:07

[music]

00:37:09

this is a Hercules beetle

00:37:14

it has reached almost 18 centimeters in length and

00:37:18

is capable of carrying a weight 850 times heavier than

00:37:23

its own

00:37:26

it is the same as a person lifting 9

00:37:30

elephants

00:37:34

but the giant feeds exclusively on

00:37:37

plants

00:37:42

rotting fruit for him a delicacy

00:37:48

but the other male also loves sweets

00:37:56

[music]

00:38:00

huge horns serve one purpose

00:38:03

fighting with an opponent

00:38:05

[music]

00:38:08

it’s worth fighting for such a peak

00:38:16

[music]

00:38:19

the winner will be the one who

00:38:21

turns over the opponent first the

00:38:38

opponent will not survive the fight with

00:38:40

Hercules

00:38:41

[music]

00:38:46

our heavyweight won and continued

00:38:50

to eat and

00:38:52

the attacker will have to try his luck elsewhere the

00:38:57

giant vegetarian has an

00:39:00

advantage in strength and size the

00:39:03

next monster poisons

00:39:06

completely unexpected prey with poison

00:39:09

in the dark jungle of the Amazon one

00:39:13

of the most terrible

00:39:14

arthropods lives

00:39:17

this

00:39:19

scolopendra with

00:39:23

many legs with sharp tips

00:39:25

indicates that this is not an insect a

00:39:29

carnivorous and poisonous species

00:39:32

is distinguished by its large size

00:39:35

[music] the

00:39:46

last pair of very long legs similar

00:39:49

to sharp claws grabs everything that

00:39:51

comes from behind,

00:39:57

but it is the first pair of legs that brings death

00:40:04

two long many jaws secrete a

00:40:08

paralyzing poison

00:40:15

this centipede has a larger

00:40:18

relative

00:40:21

here is a giant scolopendra

00:40:26

it can reach the size of a

00:40:29

human forearm, which allows

00:40:32

this heavyweight to hunt prey

00:40:35

twice his size, even

00:40:38

bats

00:40:41

when it falls the Amazon jungle

00:40:44

night tropics quickly becomes a dangerous

00:40:47

place

00:40:51

the giant scolopendra is preparing to hunt

00:41:06

it is not interested in beetles and cockroaches in

00:41:09

the cave

00:41:10

because there is larger prey here

00:41:18

Scolopendra is used to hunting in complete

00:41:22

darkness

00:41:30

[music]

00:41:34

she sees nothing and picks up the

00:41:37

smell and movements of a possible victim with her antennae.

00:41:52

Bats sense danger and

00:41:56

take off,

00:41:59

but the giant Scolopendra is

00:42:01

waiting,

00:42:08

she grabs the bat in the air.

00:42:17

Scolopendra wraps herself around her prey like a

00:42:20

small snake

00:42:22

[music]

00:42:23

she sinks its jaws into the body and quickly

00:42:27

paralyzes the bat the

00:42:30

giant scolopendra

00:42:32

tears off pieces of meat and devours the prey

00:42:35

alive

00:42:38

it eats all the meat and becomes

00:42:42

twice as heavy

00:42:48

[music]

00:42:54

over 400 million years of evolution

00:42:58

the giant scolopendra has turned into an

00:43:01

experienced hunter climber

00:43:03

it is impossible to say what kind of prey it is will

00:43:06

choose next time

00:43:10

it is impossible to imagine a world without insects

00:43:13

they are an important link in the food

00:43:16

chain without which there would be no

00:43:19

life on earth

00:43:23

we talked about insects with strange and

00:43:26

wonderful abilities they dissolve

00:43:29

prey they attack from all sides

00:43:32

they use weapons and completely

00:43:35

transform among them there are skilled

00:43:38

hunters attentive parents and masters

00:43:41

of camouflage,

00:43:43

these creatures cannot but cause

00:43:46

surprise in the incredible world of insects,

00:43:49

all the diversity of nature is revealed

00:43:53

program voiced at the Alice studio text

00:43:56

read by Oleg Fedorov

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