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alexwild > Onychomyrmex hedleyi Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia
alexwild > Amblyopone australis dracula ants are subterranean predators. Here they are seen attacking a moth larva. Yandoit, Victoria, Australia
alexwild > Amblyopone australis Yandoit, Victoria, Australia
alexwild > Mystrium oberthueri Madagascar
alexwild > An undescribed Amblyopone dracula ant species from Madagascar. A large portion of the world's ant fauna remains undocumented, especially in the tropics. Madagascar
alexwild > Amblyopone pallipes dracula ant worker with larvae. This species is the most common and widespread of the North American Amblyopone. South Bristol, New York, USA
alexwild > Ouch! A dracula ant (Amblyopone oregonensis) sinks her sting deep into the head capsule of a centipede. Quincy, California, USA
alexwild > Inside the brood nest of the specialist centipede predator Amblyopone oregonensis. Note the larvae feeding on a centipede carcass at left. Quincy, California, USA
alexwild > Adetomyrma sp. "mad-01", an undescribed species of dracula ant. The world has so many species of insects, and so few taxonomists, that finding new ones is almost trivial, especially in tropical regions. Madagascar; captive lab colony photographed at the California Academy of Sciences
Onychomyrmex hedleyi

Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia
alexwild > Onychomyrmex hedleyi Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia
Onychomyrmex hedleyi

Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia
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