An ant trying to take down a flying wasp

Apr 17, 2018 6:26 AM

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An ant trying to takedown a flying wasp.

Photographer Murat Öztürk

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The hell you think you're going

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Fucking nature

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Damn nature, you scary

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Once saw a wasp nd a spider have a death match we were all betting on who would win but jokes on us cause they both died n nobdy bet on that

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Someone should photoshop a giant pair of balls on that ant

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Maybe its a wasp taking his ant buddy up.

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GO ANT!

8 years ago | Likes 70 Dislikes 1

#teamant

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Antman vs the wasp

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Dry large ant? Or very small wasp??

8 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

What is this a post for ants?

8 years ago | Likes 19 Dislikes 1

David vs Goliath

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Amazing how Paul Rudd just disappears into the role. I can barely recognize him.

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FIGHT ME YOU WINGED ASS BITCH

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It's funny because wasp are the ancestor of ant, we are in a family rought discussion right now xD

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Ant tryna fuck

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Probably better off trying it against a land wasp.

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Category once in a lifetime shot

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As opposed to a running wasp or a brisk walking wasp?

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Well there is such a thing as ground wasps. They look like big hairy ants. No wings.

8 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

But in my experience they compensate heavily for not flying with being way more of a cunt muffin.

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Yeah you don't want that sting.

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CGI for Marvels upcoming movie looks impressive.

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https://media.giphy.com/media/yXv2XlAw7d5i8/giphy.gif

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

OP shows the Pixar remake from 2035.

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Isn't that a yellow jacket?

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It's a European Paper Wasp. Yellow jackets have black antennae

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Yellow jackets are wasps as well.

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I think you bought the wrong "Ant-Man" movie.

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Clearly, this is the right one.

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Shhh in still hurt about Antony...

8 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

As opposed to the wingless crawling wasp?

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Would watch it tho

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Oh fuck yeah

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Ant-Man and the Wasp

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I remember that fight differently.

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Is there such thing as a non-flying wasp?

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Context please, like what is the nature of their conflict? Is it territorial or some larger ideological disagreements?

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Rival gangs, obviously.

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Ants have the religious believe that flying should be restricted to Queens and Drones.

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Ideological disagreement

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Maybe it is a set up, many wasps or ants are killed for the shot

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nature of their conflict is that the nature is full of conflict

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The wasp was like: "it's pronounced jif, as in JERK IT FUCKER!" And the ant was like: "Oh I've had it with you're bullshit Karl!"

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*your.

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I want to believe

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It is now canon 100% for this picture.

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Wasp didn't have his half of the rent but somehow could afford a new phone.

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freakin' liberals, don't you hate 'em?

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Two dead insects placed to make an interesting shot

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Flying wasp, as opposed to a jumping wasp?

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"An ant trying to take down a wasp while it's flying" better?

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There are flightless wasps

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A wasp that doesn't fly is just a scorpion right?

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Yeah ant! Fuck him up!

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GL

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Fuckin Go little Buddy!

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Yeah Buddha, get Jesus!

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"You're next, rubber tree plant!"

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Oops

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Wasps eat cockroach larvae

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They also eat ticks and mosquitoes

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And frog larvae

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You mean tadpoles?

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No, frog larvae. Very different.

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I don’t think he does. I eat eggs, not baby chicks. I eat caterpillars, not butterflies.

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You eat caterpillars?

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No they go in groups of larvae on a leaf... grow into tadpole and jump into water and grow from there

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Pretty sure thats frogspawn, aka eggs.

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Watched adult cockroach eating wasps/larvae in their nests. The insect war rages on and we’re the only winners.

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Huh was the nest abandoned?

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Active, but lightly populated. Only two-three chamber cluster. Was still a sight to see. I didn’t know them to be predatory, really.

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Until they infest things around you. Some even near you. Under you. Above you... On you. Hopefully not in you.

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There is something specifically horrifying about cockroaches...I don’t mind picking up other beetles, but not those.

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Later https://www.flickr.com/photos/129007474@N06/26819746819/

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da fuq

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It's an insect holding a wasps severed head in it's jaws.

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A dead insect with a wasp head placed in it's jaws to be even more precise

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Now I'm thinking this post is two staged insects. The wing blur just looks really weird.

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It is! You can also tell from the curled up legs of the wasp and its discolored eyes. It also seems to be a focus-stack of several shots.

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How in the world does someone even take a photograph like this?!?!

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If you look closely the ant has on a GoPro.

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I'm thinking lots of patience and witchcraft.

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this is staged. but micro photography

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A good camera and many swollen bites and stings

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First rule about bug fight club is that you do not talk about bug fight club.

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For starters, it's upside down

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Catch ant and a wasp. Glue their legs. Take picture.

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With a camera

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What is this, a camera for ants?

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patience, time and alot of shots

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open console and type tfc 1, then hit enter.

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Both the creatures are dead

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Yea stick em in the freezer and then pose them. Add a fair amount of photoshop.

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One person got it :)

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Wait, what? Ow f... But still a nice picture

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Macro Photography

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Micro?

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That's just how Nikon calls it

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Google Macro Photography

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Photoshop

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Around 10k worth of gear and some time

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Plus some strings that can be photoshopped out later. Probably some glue too.

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but most of all, a contract allowing you to waste days on end trying to get this photo. Or money.

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yes some times, but i do know entomology photographers.

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You don't need to spend anywhere that much. You can achieve that for way less thank 1k

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Yeah you can get a half decent 1:1 for around $150, I got lucky on my tamron, only 30 bucks

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Yup. 10k gear is like for shooting at night or those super zoom sports lenses where you can see a dude's pores from the stadium.

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Yeah he was under on the amount of time and over on the budget. Not SOME time, a hella lotta time

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Or you can spend half a mil to be able to see every hair of the wasp.

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Or you do it with an cheap old lens which you can get on ebay for ~5€:

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Reversed lens? Did you stack or is that one shot?

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Holy shit.

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