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Field Notes

Description:

I think the one the front is a female 2cm body length being pursued by the smaller one , a male maybe.

Habitat:

Earth burrows and inside rock crack spaces.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
shekainah d. alaban
Its a termite thing but isn't that a mysterious bond between the two? If I am like them I don't want to be the one behind, what an awful life would I have if I'm the one behind and some bird or chicken hit the one at the front.
shekainah d. alaban
Wow what a complex life, and what a wide knowledge you have about these critters.
ChunXingWong
Seems like a couple of termite alate after detaching their wings. Try to separate them, the one behind will get lost and disorientated. The one behind follows the front one by scent and they can keep doing this for a long time.
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PublishedDecember 30, 2013

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