Posted: September 24, 2011 at 5:49 am
Subterranean Termites Subterranean termites are one the most destructive wood destroying insects in the United States. They cause billions of dollars of damage each year, more property damage than is caused by fire and windstorm combined
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Subterranean Termites
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BASF Video From TermiteInstitute.com
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Termite Prevention Tips
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In the humid South American air after a heavy downpour, a spectacular battle between predator ants and flying termite colonies ensues. Brilliant wildlife footage from BBC natural history show 'Wild South America'.
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Ants attack flying termites - Wild South America - BBC
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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
Posted: September 15, 2011 at 1:04 pm
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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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