The world through an ant's eyes. The sun's gorgeous rays stream through the grass. Photo by Christian Widell on Unsplash. You may also like: Pop quiz: guess the celebrity from their childhood photos .

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Discover the world through an ant's eyes. As humans, we're used to seeing the world from a certain perspective. But have you ever thought about how tiny ants see the same landscapes?