Rattlesnakes, bison, spiders and ticks are among the deadliest animals in Kansas highlighted in an entry on the WorldAtlas ...

An example of a velvet ant, which is actually a wasp. Have you ever seen those little insects that look like giant ants? They are wasps, but they don’t fly. I only guessed they were wasps, but I ...

If you’ve ever seen an odd-looking ant running across the ground, it might be a panda ant (Euspinolia militaris). This cool-looking insect is black with white spots, like a mini version of a panda ...

The video captures a female panda ant in perfect clarity, as it scurries over twigs, leaves, and rocks on the ground. If you didn’t know it was a wasp, you would probably mistake it for an ant.

Clear warning signs. The velvet ant’s body is extraordinarily strong, Iron Man of the insect world. One study showed that it took 11 times more pressure to crush a velvet ant than a honeybee.

Clear warning signs. The velvet ant’s body is extraordinarily strong, the "Iron Man" of the insect world. One study showed that it took 11 times more pressure to crush a velvet ant than a honeybee.

Clear warning signs. The velvet ant’s body is extraordinarily strong, the "Iron Man" of the insect world. One study showed that it took 11 times more pressure to crush a velvet ant than a honeybee.

Crawling along the underbrush of the tropical savannas of Brazil, there’s a powerful and mysterious insect known as the velvet ant. Actually a kind of wasp, wingless females of this species ...

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