Posted: September 24, 2011 at 5:49 am
More on this programme: http://www.bbc.co.uk Dr Rupert Soar and his team have discovered that termites build self-cooling mounds, harnessing the wind to keep the air circulating. Engineers hope that by studying their mounds, which are known to be complex lung-like structures, they can create new buildings which self-cool just like the termite mounds dotted across the landscape in Namibia.
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Termite Mounds - Wallace
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A flying Termite reproductive.
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Flying Termite
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Some ants I found attacking a termite nest in Mbakaou, Cameroon. The termites (white) fought back, but weren't much of a match for the larger ants. The sounds in the background are made by the ants.
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Ants attacking termite nest
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Millions of devastating Formosan ground termites attack the building that houses Maui's public access station.
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Termites by Protest the Hero off their upcoming album Scurrilous. Track 08.
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Signs of termite damage include bubbling between the paper and paint on sheet rock.
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Termite colonies release swarmers or winged reproductives. This video shows swarmers that were released from an Eastern Subterranean Termite Colony in Georgia
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