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Ants create a chain to carry a heavy load

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In the city of Tambunan in Malaysia, someone noticed the surprisingly organized teamwork of an ant group, in order to carry a centipede back to their nest. The ants have been caught by each other in a chain, and in this way all together they manage to pull the heavy load.

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