[the following post was contributed by Ant Course participant Alex Wild]
With just a couple days left here in Kibale forest, the Ant Course continues to uncover fascinating African ants. Here are a few more of the formicid treasures we've seen!
Microdaceton is a tiny predator
A rare find: a male of the enigmatic army ant Aenictogeton
A delightfully spiny Phrynoponera
Leptanilla is so small you'd almost not notice it squeezing through the soil.
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