Wild Nature: Insect Wonders

Bombardier beetles literally explode boiling acid from their butts at predators. This reaction reaches

two hundred twelve degrees Fahrenheit with sniper precision. Some ants have evolved to dodge

these attacks by doing literal backflips. Orchid mantises mimic flowers so perfectly that real pollinators

try to mate with them. Trap jaw ants snap their jaws shut at one

hundred forty miles per hour. The fastest movement! Caterpillars trick ants into their nests

by mimicking the sound of the ant queen. Nature is absolutely wild.