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Mon, 26 Oct 1992 09:26:16 EDT
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Re: eating ants
 
Eating ants has been well known for a long time. Sometimes they are
encased in chocolate. Eating them directly is known in various
animals, not just birds and eat-anters, but also in primates.
Chimpanzees do it. Oecophylla are bush food in Australia. One
nips of the abdomen with one's front teeth and chews it up.
It has a fine, lemony flavour. I tried them in Queensland and
found them to be quite thirst-quenching and tastey.
 
Your formicovorous friend, Peter

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