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Humanity

Humanity

I found this two ants on my trashcan. What they do is called trophallaxis. It's a mouth-to-mouth feeding usually accompanied by heavy movement of the feele...
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I found this two ants on my trashcan. What they do is called trophallaxis. It's a mouth-to-mouth feeding usually accompanied by heavy movement of the feelers. Ants usually do that when they are unobserved. Ok... that's the scientific side, but look at it... that's a kiss. Thats why I colored it pink and called it humanity. These two ants show us what life is all about.
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Aperture f/2.8 ISO 200 Shutter 1/400 Focal Length 900/10

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Nov, 2017

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