ANTS vs. TERMITES | I Filmed Nature's Biggest War In My Yard

A termite nuptial flight happened in my yard and so I took the opportunity to use a light to lure termite king and queen alates into the terrarium, known as Polyrhaxia, belonging to my pet spiny ants (named the Blades of Midas). The epic war that broke out was insane, but despite the very intense things I saw, it made me realize a very profound and deep truth about Mother Nature. Hope you enjoy this week's episode! Ant love forever! This video was shot in 4K Ultra HD resolution. #Ants #Termites
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[@AntsCanada]

Greetings, Ant Lovers/AC Family! Thanks for watching, guys! This is definitely one of the craziest episodes of these ants vs ‘other creature’ wars I’ve ever filmed. Let me know what you guys think. Also, please remember to hit the LIKE button, SHARE the video, and SUBSCRIBE (hit the BELL and Select ALL for Notifications Squad) to join our ever-growing AC Family! It would truly mean a lot to me. Thanks, guys! Ant/termite love forever! XOXO

[@FakeCletus]

I'm really exited to see that did termites will be able to make a nest underground and make a colony!

[@osmosisjones4912]

Antscanda is now on rumble

[@clearsight_invader8862]

ello

[@LeuanGarcia1509]

Ello

[@Ahumanbeing188]

EXITING

[@TheBelieveit1]

Honestly, the relationship between ants and termites is fascinating. They are so similar and yet so different. One coming from more wasp like ancestors the other from more cockroach like ones. Ants being more warlike and agricultural, while termites are more progressive and industrial. It's weird really how nature can create two vastly different types of creatures yet they function so similarly on the surface. Really makes you wonder what alien life is like elsewhere

[@dcrd88]

The Sparta vs Athenas

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8

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@@markremsanga8571 cool ur 8 years old

[@residentgrey]

they all may be alien life that got naturalized to this planet.

[@AntsCanada]

Convergent evolution is crazy right?

[@Soul_evacuated_Ian]

I loved seeing the isopods just chilling and walking around,while the ants and termites have a battle to death.

[@TheOriginalAeolwind]

I looked at them like "get your programs here! Can't tell the kings from the queens without a program! Get your programs here!"

[@Soul_evacuated_Ian]

@Amc547 Warlord 1:18 and many others.Look closely.It’s not the best example ,but it’s still there.Keep playing to see it just aimlessly walk-in around.

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@@Soul_evacuated_Ian LMAO I SEE IT XDD

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[@SaulLingTheKingOfTheJungle]

@Amc547 Warlord Here are all the isopods I could find: 1:18 3:05 3:09 13:01 14:21 You’re welcome :D

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Love this the ants are literally more entertaining than almost anything else on youtube

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@Joselin what song and what chloe

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[@sarov7658]

Eh nah

[@323Neon]

I like to think that one day the ants will think back on this day as the great invasion that they held off together as a team and sing songs of the heroes of the great war.

[@falondonahue8457]

@cantika-sk Go away you scammer I'm not going to click on your virus filled link!

[@falondonahue8457]

And the termites will think back on this day as the great wedding night that was invaded by the barbaric ants and sing sorrowful songs about how the terminate kings and queens are mercilessly killed by the ants.

[@zyncwargaming179]

Yeah if they where humans to bad they aren't

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

Right at the end, I was just going to ask if you'd caught any pairs, and you answered my question as soon as I hit the comment button! You're absolutely right about the numbers game, and how on the grander scale it works to the termites' advantage - along with those animals who'll feed well of course. But there's one extra plus point for so many being caught. There's only so much room & food for new colonies to settle into. I don't suppose that each bonded pair will fly particularly far from their original nests, even with the males and females coming from different colonies. The further they have to travel, the less likely they are to survive long enough to find an appropriate territory and settle down. Over the years the meeting place for the nuptial flight is probably going to move a bit further from the first ever place, with alates having a bit more undisturbed land in which to dig. But having hundreds of new colonies within the "safe radius" of the meeting place will end up with a lot of them not finding any spare space, particularly those who meet up later into the flight's time. Therefore those unfortunate alates will end up as someone's dinner! It's also not great for farmers if they end up with hundred of hard earth mounds in their fields, so they'll have to destroy a lot of them. Similarly, with too much local competition, some colonies will run out of food. So in the end, it's less cruel on nature's part to reduce the numbers when there are "only" the royal couples and no babies or older offspring to be seen. At least that's my thought on the subject. Excellent photography, btw. I keep forgetting to tell you how impressed I am by your work. Have you tried using an endoscope to film inside a nest yet? I got hubby one from Amazon so he can see inside the dark, difficult parts of his boat, especially the hull and engine. It's plugged into his laptop and he can record what it sees. You could have a ton of fun with it (and it's not expensive! If it were, I wouldn't have got one for him lol).

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I still remember when I first subbed to you on my mums account when you had 80 000 subs then that vid you made about your old fire ant colony trying to escape made you go viral and not long after that you hit your first million and the rest I history. Its insane that your channel has made it this far after all these years well done bro keep it up 🙏 #ANTLOVEFOREVER

[@AntsCanada]

Wow! You're an OG AC Family! Thank you for watching since the channel's humble beginnings. Ant love forever!

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[@youtubeSuckssNow]

This was fascinating. Your thoughts on this were spot on. Its just how it goes. I'm excited to see what the ants do with this ridiculous feast.

[@danacornish8598]

That's what I was thinking. This may be the one colony that puts the wings to use in their web instead of it just being trash/debris. Lol the zero waste colony

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DAAAMN!!! That intro was like a horror movie mixed with a war action movie 😀 Ur editor deserves a raise 🙂... Also, to the senate, i humbly and respectfully BOW and SALUTE yall o7

[@AntsCanada]

Thank you so much! I shot and edited this video myself yeeaaahhh **in tiktok meme voice**. LOL! I seriously appreciate the kind feedback! Ant love forever!

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Ant love forever!

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[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

What a fantastic video! I've been a sub for almost 2 years, and Mikey, you're so great at telling a story, and showing us! The tone, the details, the insight... It's truly remarkable, and so beautiful. Yes, a bit dark at points [like in this one], but respectful, not gratuitous or exploitative, and we get to see the silver lining. This is definitely one of my new favourite AC videos! (So many, I couldn't ever pick just one! Haha. But for examples, the Sprites saga and tale of The Blue Ant are up there on the rewatch [and recommended] list!) Thank you, Mikey. And not just for the amazing videos. Your work has been the key to help me conquer the strange ant-phobia that struck out of nowhere a few years ago and haunted me for so long. It's gone! Just yesterday I was digging in the garden and the soil felt extra... spicy. (Not painful; really, just a bit spicy.) I realised that was the formic acid defence from a bunch of harmless little red carpenter ants. _I didn't panic!_ And I wasn't angry with them. I just went to dig elsewhere and let them move away - I even apologised to them for my blunder! ^_^ No eggs, at least; they were just scouts. And they proved there was no need to fear; they did indeed vacate that area & didn't come in the building. No poison or anything needed; they understood "this is not a place to nest". No harm, no foul. Just an accidental bump-into situation! As someone who loved ants as a kid, I'm so glad that silly phobia is gone. I truly love ants again! :) Ant _and_ termite love forever! ❤︎

[@AntsCanada]

Wow! Thank you so much and happy you enjoy these ant videos! Also congrats on losing your ant-phobia! That's a huge achievement! Ant love forever!

[@mookinbabysealfurmittens]

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Your videos are already so amazing. I can’t wait to see how the production quality increases with the unveiling of the ant house!

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This channel has taught me so much about the world of insects that I would have never known before. Thanks for all that you do!

[@sueparras6028]

Just a truly wonderful episode! You made it so interesting and informative at the same time. I love learning from you all about the ant and termite kingdoms. It's awe inspiring how such small little creatures can create such intricate nests. Thank you so much. Ant love forever!🐜🐜❤✌🇨🇦

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching! Ant love forever! ❤️🐜

[@osmosisjones4912]

Fairness Marcy compassion having a chance is against nature so I'm against nature

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You do such an amazing job of teaching how nature works. Thank you for all the great content and knowledge.

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[@FosterBaba]

My adhd prevents me from focusing on small things like this anymore, so I REALLY appreciate videos like this that give a play by play as you watch

[@pulsefel9210]

Always nice when nature kicks in to help with content updates.

[@oaktreeholler]

I totally appreciate your persistence with the termites. I feel good about these next pairs!

[@islasdelosladrones2128]

That's literally what I was thinking. Considering the chances of raising a termite colony to fruition, why don't you just collect multiple couples. And he said "a ton" in the end. I am so ecstatic!

[@adamsteinmetz3223]

The quality of these videos always astounds me, filmed like a war movie, keep up!!!

[@farihaahmed5974]

I love how detailed these videos are

[@user-ul1mx2tj4p]

Mikey this was a very good video and I want to see more updates in these termite pairs.It's ant love for ever

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I was watching an old video then I got a notification that this video was out and its amazing keep up the good work :D

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching! Ant love forever!

[@erincurry160]

I’ve been waiting a whole week for more episodes.Can’t wait for next week

[@twintube7547]

I am going to write a book called 'Inside an Ant Colony: An Introduction to the World of Ants because of your channel

[@mentat1341]

"A part of me feels bad for the termites" but thats not the part that put light lures out for the termites

[@travismyers3903]

It will be cool to see if the ants use all of the wings laying around as a building material.

[@Tabbimura]

That was so intense! The idea of termite nest INSIDE ants enclosure sounds so amazing!

[@tracybowling1156]

Excellent video this week, Mikey! ☺️

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I haven't watched you in a long time! And I know this video will be awesome!

[@AntsCanada]

Welcome back! Ant love forever!

[@CheetixGlitch]

@@AntsCanada Thx! Ant love Forever!

[@cinnamonsugarcourtney6073]

This reminds me of when you saved the King and Queen Termites years ago, the Terminators... To bad they were killed by Pharaoh Ants. Let's see if you'll be saving any this year.

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Yeah, I agree. Ant love forever! Bow.

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Ac Senate *bow* Honour seeing u here And good seeing u aswell ants canada!

[@user-ul1mx2tj4p]

yes it was so awesome to see this colony growing for just a queen and a king

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Bow.

[@Jartran72]

@Joselin Weirdo lol

[@Nico-ki2gc]

Just always surprising, what great videos you make! Thank you very much for that! Wonderful!!!

[@Tristan0986]

Your videos gives me interest on ants and other insects

[@AntsCanada]

Thanks for watching! #AntLoveForever

[@timy.9512]

What's amazing is that these dances, in some shape or form, have been going on since the Mesozoic - these should have been shown in _Prehistoric Planet,_ really! Very likely then that even insectivorous dinosaurs in termite-heavy ecosystems (alvarezsaurs, for instance, like _Mononykus)_ would absolutely have timed their breeding periods to coincide with nuptial flights, and those flights, due to their cyclical nature (then as now), would have formed the major source of food for bringing up hatchlings.

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This is intense, I LOVE IT

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ya

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i’ve not been watching this channel for like 3 years! what have i missed

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I have not seen this channel in a few years and yet he still makes his videos more dramatic then it actually is and I still enjoy this video. Well done.

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Ant love forever!

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[@thenobleoak]

That little bit at the end had me laughing. I was thinking along those exact lines, if termites are super numerous but only a few survive then just play the numbers game and catch as many pairs as you can.

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this channel has growed so fast i have been here since the battle of the three armies 4 years ago i hope you get 5M subs soon

[@boye3917]

i really like today episode, hope there are many videos like this again in the future ^^

[@cicadafun]

Hey, these also appear to be macrotermitinae termites. I'm doubtful they'll survive in the terrariums, but best of luck.

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How is the phoenix empire doing now?

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I think they got sent to someone else due to the pandemic

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Gone

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This man makes ant keeping seem like an adventure anime!

[@xdragonhaterx4579]

I'd love to see you make a video about differences in hive animals/insects (like ants, bees, wasps, termites and others), how they work, their "social" structures, how they communicate and decide things and any other differences that you consider important. You could also include and explain different terms you use in your videos so we could understand them easier the next time you mention them.

[@juha-mattikoponen1625]

It was amazing how the ants knew instantly where to spray their acid to subdue their prey. And wouldn't it be amazing if one day we indeed find out that you have some termites living with your ants. Did any of the other colonies get their share of the feast?

[@gameboylady5552]

imagine the termites living in the soil under the ant colony and then they soon develop and coexist in the same container? they will fight against eachother for food and land. would be so cool

[@eddvcr598]

I feel called out when Mikey said “fat little nutrient packet.”

[@beanwithbasicskills4038]

Thanks to you, imma be getting a huge ant farm of harvester ants! Its gonna be diffucult considering its my first time having a ant farm since 5th grade....

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Hello your videos are amazing and I admire your work

[@AntsCanada]

Thank you! Ant love forever!

[@thefieryant8106]

I love seeing these amazing ant battles

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Loved the narrative, the caos, the drama and the carnage!

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What a great video this week. Probably, in my opinion, the best video in a lil while. I enjoy about every video but this was exceptional. 💚🐜🐜

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Thanks for watching #AntLoveForever

[@Drew_Dannie]

The pleasure is mine

[@abmlr_productions9801]

Some call it a war, others call it genocide, but the l call it an all ants can eat buffet.

[@SteveScapesYT]

Tandem running into a test tube setup- love it 🤣🤣🤣

[@evollove3522]

The "Yeah" at the end is just chef kiss perfect

[@karlandreicastrillo9427]

Any updates about the two trap jaw queen ants that you caught last 9 months ago? 🐜🐜

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We love ants! But also many insects My day becomes so much better when u upload:) #antlove

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Thanks for watching! #AntLoveForever

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Wonderful video. Thank you for all you do.

[@morgananderson2246]

thank you for uploading in 4k

[@osmosisjones4912]

How is it genetically benefitiel for a male ant to have only one chance at mating

[@AntsCanada]

I've asked this many times but perhaps survival is easier if a male isn't around to take up space? The colony only needs to protect one VIP member instead of two? But oddly, termites can replace a queen or king if they die, so... no idea!

[@Jartran72]

That is very easy to answer. It is about efficiency. Ant mating seasons are usually 1 month over the whole year per species. So why would any colony pay food and energy to tend to them for a whole year? They don't contribute to their birthing colony in any way and they are nutricinally expensive. That is why they get born about a month before mating season as to give them time to mature and over the mating month they fly out and die. The colony can distribute food to queen and workers then again. It is no councidence that a lot of species have their nuptial flight seasons during the time where they can expect the most food available to the colony (like termite nuptial flights in the Philippines).

[@EngineerAAJ]

This is literally what one kind of machine learning mimics to improve, make as many "individuals" as possible, to test as many as possible, so the winners get to "reproduce" and replicate as many as possible again, and again, and again.

[@blackheartgaming6121]

It's been a while since I've been back here and I'm glad I'm back

[@jamminoutrexan5474]

12:51: "We'll know our ants-wers, as to why ant how."

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

Termite alates: trying to get engaged during their nuptial flights Mikey, having Polyrhaxia as an open top setup: *It's showtime* This is a perfect summary of the events of Sozin's Comet: The termites represent the Fire Nation attempting to burn the Earth Kingdom to the ground. While the ants are Team Avatar and the Order of the White Lotus resisting them all.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

All those termite monarchs surrendering to the superior ant kingdom is basically how the British got the Indian princely states into submission in a nutshell. While the ones who got engaged in Polyrhaxia didn't make it, at least they died together so neither has to go alone. You said it. It may be cruel to watch as it unfolds, but this is simply another part of nature. These are ants native to your area. Thus they are continuing the balance of the local ecosystem by keeping the termites in check

[@Cygnuss_ID]

I love one of these ant war content to be honest it's very exciting and full action

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This is the only channel that promises a weekly post and follows it

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Never been this early XD

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Same lol

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Same

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Indeed

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Not me, I've been earlier tbh

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same

[@asylumental]

Please try to get fish hook ants! They are local to you and are related to your spiny ants but they have their own unique behaviors

[@AntsCanada]

I KNOW! I want a colony of them SO BADLY! I also want blue Polyrhachis!

[@asylumental]

@@AntsCanada yayy!! Can't wait! Excited for the move to the ant house to be featured on this channel as well :)

[@onder4477]

I love your tone in the suprise end bit " new termite colonie yeaaaha!"

[@DragonMG2]

love the spiny ants and your videos, I'm also exited because I have caught some amazing queen ants which I hope will form colonies! Ant Love Forever❤

[@Stephanie-pt7lz]

I’m rooting for the termites! I hope to see you begin a successful colony with one of the pairs you caught

[@Toxin_E-07]

Ants have much more impressive biological weapons in my opinion. I feel like termites have some cool features but they don’t really match the raw power of ants. The most impressive thing about both ants and termites are their social structures. I do find termites social structures a bit more complex and a bit more interesting. Then again, ant queens can regulate the amount of nutrients their eggs get therefore allowing them to lay eggs with specialized jobs. Termites also look funny when they mover in large hoards. This is mostly opinion based and is limited to my knowledge of the two though. My mind is subject to change about their strengths and weaknesses.

[@emanueljones5086]

Love watching yo videos cuz they also educational learn soo much

[@jackat801516]

7:44 lol that one ant trying to drink from the wall

[@achillesrexlaniog4185]

We're going to have a future termite colony 😀

[@AntsCanada]

🤞🤞🤞 They're so much harder to start up than ants! 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@achillesrexlaniog4185]

True

[@oceanwaves9584]

I would've shut the light off and covered the ants so the termites didn't get it. I don't want to watch a blood bath. Not feeling this episode.

[@stormbornapostle5188]

Somebody doesn't know how ants work.

[@Colby_Knows]

"I feel bad for the termites" (continues leaving the top off the ant colony) 🤣🤣🤣

[@jzmp4326]

This is so cinematic I love it 🐜

[@OrdinariDude]

Been waiting for this ants vs termite

[@efreniiibravante4373]

I actually do this for the tree ants (antics) feeding them termites whey they appear

[@luisemoralesfalcon4716]

Man, this brings back memories of when the Bullet Ants had a feast of princes and princesses.

[@therealgamer2857]

I like how you say the warning after showing everything

[@jamesstanley5282]

Beautifully presented ❤

[@jetlife70715]

this was action packed

[@summerkingmainchannel8237]

I keep learning new things every day. 😁 Congratulations on catching a mated pair of king and queen termites. Let’s hope they establish a successful colony. 😁

[@icepixes]

This is the best nature war ever!!!! 😍😍😍

[@meticulous_pickulous30]

Glad you see that you got some more termites and that the spiny ants are good. also can’t wait until you get 5mil subs and 🐜 ❤️ forever

[@sapphireninja6397]

I have two queen ants now thanks to this channel and I have them in test tube setups.

[@AntsCanada]

awesome!

[@UGNAvalon]

“Can love really bloom on the battlefield?” “Haha, nope! _Slurp!”_

[@JustSayRance]

AC during the same species ant experiment after a few deaths: 😢 AC during the all-out ant-termite war: 👀

[@Gameact3]

At this point, I’m wondering if there will be an “Ants Canada Termite Channel”.

[@BlackBrazilianBoy]

Ngl i just found ur channel and the way u explain and watch how each species of ants act and kill as a colony i find it interesting and cool watching them up close.

[@phillippesmith9065]

I was waiting for the termite hive upgrade!

[@Jack-vz6gy]

1:32 that termite was like “I’m going to die but I’m taking you wit me spiny ant… See you in hell”