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But then we went to a secondary school in the rural town of San Marcos, Malinalco, and saw how far you can travel at an ant's pace.
Sara Vogel: How to Fix a Failing School? In Mexico, Work at an Ant's Pace for Big Change Sara Vogel 2011
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But then we went to a secondary school in the rural town of San Marcos, Malinalco, and saw how far you can travel at an ant's pace.
Sara Vogel: How to Fix a Failing School? In Mexico, Work at an Ant's Pace for Big Change Sara Vogel 2011
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The spore grows out of this ant's body into this bizarre moldy flower.
Mike Ragogna: A Pomegranate & Billy Jack: Conversations with Once's Marketa Irglova and honeyhoney Mike Ragogna 2011
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Things like a scale model of the Tower of Babel, a display about the fungus that grows out an ant's head and makes it do weird things.
Human horns frankwu 2010
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The spore grows out of this ant's body into this bizarre moldy flower.
Mike Ragogna: A Pomegranate & Billy Jack: Conversations with Once's Marketa Irglova and honeyhoney Mike Ragogna 2011
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BJ: There's this spore in the jungle, and this spore that attaches itself to ants, and it takes off the ant's nervous system, it controls the ant and finally kills it.
Mike Ragogna: A Pomegranate & Billy Jack: Conversations with Once's Marketa Irglova and honeyhoney Mike Ragogna 2011
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The maggot migrates into the ant's head, Plowes said.
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About a month after the egg is laid, the ant's head falls off and the fly emerges ready to attack any foraging ants and lay more eggs.
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BJ: There's this spore in the jungle, and this spore that attaches itself to ants, and it takes off the ant's nervous system, it controls the ant and finally kills it.
Mike Ragogna: A Pomegranate & Billy Jack: Conversations with Once's Marketa Irglova and honeyhoney Mike Ragogna 2011
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Large parts of the city north of the Han River lie within range of North Korea's 170mm guns and 240mm rocket batteries dug into the DMZ's granite hillsides, which are honeycombed by a veritable ant's nest of North Korean tunnels, command posts, supply depots and gun positions.
Eric Margolis: Is North Korea's Bark Worse Than Its Bite? Eric Margolis 2011
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