Allegory in Battle of the Ants

Battle allegory in David Thoreau's "Battle of Ali" The record of the reading of my choice was David Thoreau's "Battle of Ants." I chose this article because I think this is a strong article about interesting topics. I was surprised at that boring theme when I first read, but after reading a few times I began to see its true beauty. The story is about the government and war, and it is portrayed by a fight between ants and death. "Militant's army covered all the hills and valleys in my garden, regardless of whether it was red or black, the ground was scattered with all the dead and the dead."

Terrorism is not just common to humans. Some ants use it as a battle strategy. Camponotus Saundersi ant is also known as an explosive ant in Malaysia and has numerous venom glands in the body. When these ants feel a potential threat, they become suicide terrorists. They contract their abdominal muscles so that the glands explode through their heads and spray toxins on their enemies. This type of lizard may look like an ordinary animal using horns and thorns to protect itself. But when it is threatened, it is really shocking. The lizard uses eyes' blood to fight off an attacker. The anticarious agents are very adaptable, but these lizards are classified as endangered species.

Ants suffer from predation of living creatures such as birds, amphibians, reptiles, insects, and spiders, but they must treat horn lizards, the so-called "keratins" as dragons. A group of horned lizards eating ants near the entrance of the nest may clash into a threatening demon. Taber said: "The lizard is besieged, but decided that it will not move, dozens of ants have overcome the scaly armor, and biting the thorns while stabbing." Unfortunately, Ali Horny lizards shape the detoxifying blood or defend against ant poison. When they are besieged, I close my eyes and kneel down until ants leave. "At that time, horned lizards only need to resume their feeding, in the case of long-term lizards, ant colonies may suffer considerable damage, probably due to the pain of this colony, licking ants after ants ing.