Ants Formed Hanged To Survive Floods





Ants Formed Hanged To Survive Floods



We know that the ants are organized, united, with that concretizes the saying, “the union makes the force”.



  This is a good example, the ants can come together to form a water resistant platform. They group together to form a kind of raft to move around and save themselves from flooding.



Photographer:RAFAEL CENSI, self-taught photographer for three years. With a particular and sensitive look of the sea, it captures moments that inspire people to consider their relationship with nature and at the same time the preservation of natural places. The use of natural lighting is prevalent throughout their work, as well as the ability to capture the movement of the sea as few. Instagram:

@rafacensi



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