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        "description": "<p>Restless and ravenous, army ant colonies are nature's Mongol hordes. They kill and eat anything in their way, digesting it even as they tear it apart!</p>", 
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        "title": "World's Deadliest: Army Ants Eat Everything ", 
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                    "name": "Army Ants: Inside the Ranks"
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        "transcript": "<p>Army ants are nature's Mongol hordes: always on the move and ravaging everyone in their path.</p><p>You can only run from them.</p><p>And don't waste time...because when an ant colony is on the move they rule the road.</p><p>Anything that stands in their way will be overwhelmed.</p><p>Army ants have large, scissor-like jaws called mandibles.</p><p>They use these weapons to slice their prey apart.</p><p>They don't waste time eating and then digesting.</p><p>While they are dicing up their prey, they spread a dissolving acid.</p><p>Once flesh, muscles and tendons melt down to a liquidized matter, they eat it and keep going.</p><p>The only defense is not moving a muscle.\u00a0 The solider army ants are nearly blind. \u00a0About all they can distinguish is light and darkness.\u00a0 So they detect prey by movement.</p><p>This patrol is heading out to forage.</p><p>If the scouts find food, they'll relay the news via scent- back to the nest, so the colony can mobilize.</p><p>This beetle is six times the size of one ant...but no match for an army.</p><p>Some prey isn't eaten on the spot, but carved into pieces and toted back to the colony. It's like slaves building the pyramids: get enough of them, and they can haul almost anything.</p><p>They're so numerous, the total weight of the world's ants roughly equals the weight of humanity.</p><p>Their numbers make them a natural insecticide...able to exterminate an entire patch of ground...at least till they move on.</p>", 
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