It may be
speculated that there is a certain peculiarity to ants. They always
seem so busy – why?They bustle about their day like you and I, yet
all their toils are for what – to feed their queen and build their
tunnels. Let me tell you, this is indeed a serious miscalculation on
our part. Either that or we have been so unabashedly deceived by our
own informants.
Did you know,
dear reader, that there can be upwards of 700,000 ants in one colony.
How naive are we to believe that 700,000 ants are needed to feed one
or even a hundred queens. And don't tell me that these little
creatures who can lift up to fifty times their weight, and run as
fast as a proportioned racehorse, build tunnels all day long for
years. If so I should not wonder at the little boy who decides to stomp out
a hill and falls into a tunnel worthy of a dwarven empire.
It is estimated
that there are approximately a million ants to every human. And
observation shows us that among insects theirs is the most organized
society. The very fact they have a monarchy is reason for concern. I
am told there are some species of ants that practice slavery. They
kidnap young ants from other societies and force these rival ants to
bring them food work for them.
It is insanity that such unimpeded
power goes unquestioned. We must shed this ignorance, friends, and
discover what truly is this secret purpose of ants.
-H. Sukut
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