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Learn how to become an Entomologist at DIY! https://diy.org/skills/entomologist Trap-jaw ants have the fastest moving predaratory appendages within the animal kingdom. Watch them in super slow motion as they recoil in an epic tailspin - the result of their jaws closing at such force. Created by Brent Hoff and Encyclopedia Pictura

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