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Pachycondyla (Bothroponera) create impressive amounts of defensive foam when threatened. Koh Kong Province, Cambodia (laboratory colony at the University of Illinois)
The quantity of defensive foam produced by a single Pachycondyla (Bothroponera) sp. ant is surprisingly large. Koh Kong Province, Cambodia (laboratory colony at the University of Illinois)
When threatened, some species of Pachycondyla (Bothroponera) create a defensive foam from their venom gland. Koh Kong Province, Cambodia (laboratory colony at the University of Illinois)
When threatened, some species of Pachycondyla (Bothroponera) create a defensive foam from their venom gland. The foam is produced quickly and in impressive quantities, sometimes forming long chains of single bubbles. Here, I provoked the behavior by picking up a worker with forceps. Koh Kong Province, Cambodia (laboratory colony at the University of Illinois)
Pachycondyla (Bothroponera) leaving a trail of defensive foam. Koh Kong Province, Cambodia (laboratory colony at the University of Illinois)
Diacamma sp. Pursat Province, Cambodia (Laboratory Colony at the University of Illinois)
Diacamma sp. Pursat Province, Cambodia (Laboratory Colony at the University of Illinois)
Diacamma sp. Pursat Province, Cambodia (Laboratory Colony at the University of Illinois)
Diacamma sp. Pursat Province, Cambodia (Laboratory Colony at the University of Illinois)
Diacamma sp.

Pursat Province, Cambodia (Laboratory Colony at the University of Illinois)
Diacamma sp. Pursat Province, Cambodia (Laboratory Colony at the University of Illinois)
Diacamma sp.

Pursat Province, Cambodia (Laboratory Colony at the University of Illinois)
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