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Posts: 1650 10/09/2012 7:42 PM Meteorologist & Soldier Ant	Tags : None http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/10/09/ancient-spider-fossil-100-million-amber-spider-attack_n_1949261.html Current location: Northeast North Dakota, USA. My YouTube Channel
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Posts: 31523 10/09/2012 10:03 PM Borg Ant, Your Forum Overlord & Basic English Cop/Enforcer/Police.	At least it wasn't attacking an ant. I wonder if there are attacking ant fossils. Quote of the Week: "May 10,000 ants never invade your underwear drawer." --unknown. Ant(Dude) @ The Ant Farm (Personal Web Site), Ant's Quality Foraged Links (AQFL), and The Ant Farm and Myrmecology Forum.
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Major Worker Ant Posts: 465 10/10/2012 5:50 AM	As a spider enthusiast that was very interesting! It still baffles me how such thing could happen so "perfectly".
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Posts: 1650 10/11/2012 10:17 PM Meteorologist & Soldier Ant	Nuno wrote: As a spider enthusiast that was very interesting! It still baffles me how such thing could happen so "perfectly". I thought the same thing. My assumption is that the two were caught in that position completely by chance, and people interpreted it as an attack. I would assume that if they were being engulfed by tree sap, which is quite slow, the bugs would attempt to escape from that ... instead of dealing with each other. Current location: Northeast North Dakota, USA. My YouTube Channel
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