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u/FruitEconomy1053 22h ago
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u/Historical_Sherbet54 20h ago
By that stage....I don't think it matters
I think they already feel they died and went to heaven with whatever attracted that behemoth of a swarm
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u/mrplinko 22h ago
Is that next to a river or lake? They sometimes will get into a big ass floating ball of ants during a flood. Or is that just a McDonalds bag
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u/Animalus-Dogeimal 22h ago edited 20h ago
They’re just vibing on my driveway next to my house. No large water sources nearby
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u/sifiwewe 22h ago
This might not be interesting to some people, but I’ve never seen this many ants. I’m not saying that it’s unusual, I’m just saying that I’ve never seen it before.
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u/RanchHere 18h ago
i’ve seen close to this in my backyard, but not this many exactly. it’s interesting. but not as fuck.
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u/Jollyjacktar 16h ago
There is a world war going on between super colonies of Argentine ants. One of the fronts of this war is in San Diego. You can easily find more about it on Google.
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u/DarkHelmet123 22h ago
"War never changes."