To build up power for their lightning-fast bites, the ants first stretch their jaws apart, so they form a 180 degree angle, and "cock" them against ... sides of the ant's head, causing them ...

“And around about two weeks [after that] I found that the heads would fall off,” he told WIRED, “and lo and behold I could see the pupa inside the ant’s head.” The flies he’d observed ...

It probably also feeds on tiny ants, likely decapitating them and using their head casings as its home. "It's so small you can barely see it with the naked eye on a microscope slide. It's smaller ...

It probably also feeds on tiny ants, likely decapitating them and using their head casings as its home. "It's so small you can barely see it with the naked eye on a microscope slide. It's smaller ...