Weaver Ants… on the Menu | National Geographic

they build these nests of leaves that
are pulled together and woven by their
larvae yes they use child labor they
roam around and leap on you Oh what they
do is they bite into your skin and then
they spray formic acid than the wound
really wakes you up good way to start
today
here we are preparing for nancy’s just
outsider hang for one in the small
village in where they got my aunt omelet
for all the kids let’s see how they like
it your mommy
here we are at top rung temple gonna see
a beast tourists like these yummy ass as
much as we all did yesterday mom let
with a some special local ingredients
very fresh which which is what are they
again they are I thought lies they only
sold a little cardamon a little soul
some ant larvae and look like an ant
loudly wait did I say hmm you put the
ones without the ant larvae on this out
it’s actually quite tasty we have an
Australian here and you know the only
you know you get some clay and your
molded into the shape of the cow and
it’s gone it’s just too easy with
Australia one two three okay okay we’re
going for it we’re gonna park I just saw
my dude everybody loves the ants so I
think you Lydia anything what’s that oh
god 170 nationalities here but the
French of refuse us every time