Do Ants Have Feelings Novels & Stories

Mindy said and looked at Anisia. “What do you say, Ana?” She asked her. “I don't know. I am too tired to make a decision now,” the youngest one sat on the ground, stunning the other two. “This was really a bad idea. My legs are throbbing in pain,” Anisia massaged her knees when she felt something biting her hips. “Ouch….what the duck?” She looked down and saw tiny red ants. Anisia hurriedly got up while scratching her hips. “These ants….” She glowered down at them.

With a machete in his hand, he cuts through the fresh overgrowth and leads us deeper into the jungle. Bugs swarm us from every direction. Not big and scary, rather small and annoying, they buzz around our heads, looking for a place to land and feed off of our warm blood. Poppy squeals and brushes them away, but she has no luck. Antony is growing even more annoyed at her. “Did you not expect there to be insects in the jungle?” he asks. “I didn’t expect them to be everywhere!” she shouts back at him. “Well, you may as well get used to it. They aren’t fucking going anywhere.”

He knew that Rabbit could not hang on much longer. Suddenly, a large swarm of ants appeared in front of him. Philip and Rabbit scowled at the sight. If they were not mistaken, those were Desert Army Ants. The ants were very corrosive, and nothing could survive under their attack. The ants noticed Philip and crawled in his direction, clearly seeing him as food. “Philip, they're acting weird,” Rabbit said weakly and took a sip of water in Philip’s pants pocket. He felt a strong pressure from the ants.

“This girl can talk about literally anything.” Aurora narrows her eyes at her while Anastasia continues with a teasing glint in her expression. “Sense, nonsense, anything. Once she talked about red ants for almost an hour just because she saw one on the table.” I slowly turn my head toward Aurora. The look I give her clearly says are you serious? Aurora shrugs without the slightest bit of embarrassment. “They were carrying crumbs bigger than themselves,” she says simply, like that explains everything. Anastasia groans softly.

The jungle was being wicked. I hastened my steps, moving forward to search for them. Andre's POV Where the hell were they? We shouldn't all have dispersed the way we did but we didn't have a choice. I frowned as I crawled out of the hole I had fallen into and hissed as I fought the tiny ants sticking to my skin. Stupid little creatures. I hissed as I jumped out, shaking off the rest of them from my body. As if they couldn't stand being somewhere else other than the hole they had found me, they all ran off back into the hole.

Anta explained with a frustrated expression. Langit felt puzzled hearing Anta’s story. It seemed impossible for someone’s personality to change so quickly. “So you’re fighting now?” Langit asked to confirm. “Yes, that’s how it is,” Anta replied. “Yesterday, just because I brought the wrong food she wanted, she got angry right away, and I couldn’t take it anymore,” he added. “Maybe she’s on her period. Don’t women usually get more emotional during that time?” Langit guessed, remembering how Bintang often became more sensitive during her cycle.

Her mind was groggy, so she was not able to think clearly. She felt a light tickle on her arm. Aurora initially dismissed it as a piece of stray hair brushing against her skin. But then she felt a similar tickle on her leg and face also. Something was wrong, very wrong. A streak of lightning lit the sky like day, and Aurora could see that the interior of her tent was completely covered in ants. They were crawling on her body, tickling her skin and getting tangled in her hair. The Empress froze, panic taking full hold of her body.

Before I could make another move, I felt myself plummeting into the sinking ground and the hailstorm pouring on top of me. It burned my body, and I felt as if I was on fire. I felt my body sinking deeper into the earth, and my breathing was becoming harder. Not only that, I felt something crawling all over my body. I calmed my nerves a little so I could observe what was walking all around me. Another painful scream escaped my lips as I detected what was walking inside my body. It was an insect, the size of a soldier ant.

She was afraid that her cheeks would turn red if her imagination was not immediately compressed. "How long are we going to discuss ants? Let's continue our journey!" Sky chuckled. She didn't understand what made her mother upset, but Alice's expression was funny to her. "Okay, Mama. Please don't be angry. The ants will get scared. It could be serious if they are traumatized and don't want to leave the nest anymore. The queen ant will starve." While Sky and her parents kept joking around, at their house, Elizabeth sat with pouting lips. Snack packageings had filled the trash can.

It was silent all around, and everyone could clearly hear their breathings, heartbeats and the rustles of ants moving forward. These Hell Soul Devouring Ants were getting closer and closer. Even the ants' mouthparts which were waving on their heads could be seen in the moonlight. Five meters, three meters, two meters... When the ants arrived about a meter from them, the ants suddenly stopped. The two antennae on their heads fluttered wildly. Then, as if they had been greatly frightened, they turned their heads and ran back.