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* ''Literature/BewareOfChicken'': Vajra the queen bee, upon seeing mosquitoes sucking blood from the humans and spirit beasts on the farm, is enraged, and declares war upon the "black lances," taking their heads as trophies and making portraits to commemorate victories over them.
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* In Creator/AdrianTchaikovsky's ''Literature/ChildrenOfTime'' the uplifted spiders are threatened by a super-colony of ants infected with a different strain of the uplift virus that assimilates other ant colonies in its path, including those the spiders domesticated. The spiders eventually defeat the ants by developing a pheromonal weapon that disrupts their hive mind and allows them to domesticate the survivors.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'' episode "The Greatest", among many other good deeds, Wander finds a blue and red ant fighting over a peanut and intervenes by splitting it in half for them; doing so put a stop to a thousand year war between the blue and red ant colonies who were armed with mini catapults, tanks and warheads.
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** Some do take slaves. The slavemaker ants are an extreme of this behavior, as their colony only produces soldiers and not workers, who must constantly raid other nests for pupae or starve to death as they can't eat on their own and must be fed by slave workers (because their jaws are so grossly enlarged, perfect for tearing apart rival ants but with the unfortunate consequence that they ''[[CripplingOverspecialization can no longer even chew their food.]]''
** One species has a special suicide bomber caste (the aptly known "exploding ant"). They have glands in their heads that allow them to [[YourHeadASplode blow up their own heads]] and cover enemies in sticky, toxic fluids.
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** One species has a special [[ActionBomb suicidebomber bomber]] caste (the aptly known "exploding ant"). They have glands in their heads that allow them to [[YourHeadASplode blow up their own heads]] and cover enemies in sticky, toxic fluids.
** One species has a special [[ActionBomb suicide
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** "Ant Pasted" had ants going to war against Elmer Fudd for trolling them with his fireworks.
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* ''Literature/ChrysalisRinoZ'': As soon as the ''Formica Sapiens'' colony hears that there is a species of giant termites in the Dungeon, they all feel a deep need to exterminate. This quickly becomes all-out war between ants and termites, with tens or hundreds of thousands on each side, mixed with fortifications, traps, ambushes, ground-shaking charges, and due to their high spawning rates, endless reinforcements.
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** Asian weaver ants have adapted to invasive fire ants - [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfpVBSD4zLs there is footage]] of weaver ants purposefully going hunting for fire ants during their swarming season, intentionally killing first-generation fire ant workers from newborn colonies in order to prevent them from proliferating in weaver territory.
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War between social insects, usually ants against other ants. Though it takes place on a much smaller scale than human warfare, the insects will be regimented like human soldiers and use tactics familiar to humans. This familiar association makes political allegory all but inevitable.
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* Happens (perhaps without the metaphor) in ''VideoGame/SimAnt'', naturally.
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* ''VideoGame/BugFables'' involves the Ant Kingdom being in conflict-turned-war with Wasp Kingdom over the Everlasting Sapling, an artifact which is said to grant immortality to whoever manages to eat just one of its leaves. The backstory also mentions that the Wasp Kingdom and the Bee Kingdom also had wars in the past, and the Ant Kingdom and the Termite Kingdom had always had a rocky relationship.
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* The premise of ''VideoGame/SimAnt'' (which inspired pretty much all of the later ant-based video games), where a black ant colony (controlled by the player) attempts to wipe out a neighboring red ant colony, take over the yard, and drive the humans out of their house.
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*** In their native range of Argentina, they don't merge colonies since each one is genetically distinct. The reason the invasive ones in North America and Europe form supercolonies is that they're all descended from one ancestral colony, and are much more genetically similar.[[note]]Scientists have actually discovered that there are at least two supercolonies in California alone, the [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Very Large Colony]] and the Lake Hodges Colony. Thirty million ants die on the border between their territories each year.[[/note]]
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** Some spider species have evolved to mimic ants, picking up the ants' scent once they sneak into the colony. However, they can never leave that colony, since any other ants would kill them, not as spiders, but as enemy ants.
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* Done in ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'' when the Team first morph ants and have to pass through a different colony. This, and the general HiveMind of ants, was so horrifying that they swore to never morph ants again. In fact, the Animorphs find it so bad, Jake vetoed any plan that relied on the team morphing a social insect. Their next attempt (bees), was only allowed because they promised the bee they would morph would be from the same hive that was in the mission area.
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** Invoked another time. Rachel, as a grizzly bear, is injured and passes out near a colony. Said ants were ''eating her alive'' and unable to wake her, Jake learned a different colony to her hoping the war would buy enough time for her to wake.
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* Creator/TerryPratchett once depicted War (of the HorsemenOfTheApocalypse) watching a battle between red and black ants in ''Discworld/ThiefOfTime''. He remarks to [[TheGrimReaper Death]] that while peaceful times among humans come and go, ants never seem to learn.
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** Some do take slaves. The slavemaker ants are an extreme of this behavior, as their colony only produces soldiers and not workers, who must constantly raid other nests for pupae or starve to death as they can't eat on their own and must be fed by slave workers.
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** Invoked another time. Rachel, as a grizzly bear, is injured and passes out near a colony. Said ants were ''eating her alive'' and unable to wake her, Jake learned a different colony to her hoping the war would buy enough time for her to wake.
** Invoked another time. Rachel, as a grizzly bear, is injured and passes out near a colony. Said ants were ''eating her alive'' and unable to wake her, Jake learned a different colony to her hoping the war would buy enough time for her to wake.
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* ''VideoGame/BeeFense'' is a tower-defense/RTS game about a war between the protagonist bees against the Hornet Queen and her swarm, as well as assorted other bugs such rhino beetles, fleas, and [[IncrediblyLamePun zombees]].
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* Seen in ''Film/MinusculeValleyOfTheLostAnts''. A group of black ants is carrying a box of sugar cubes come across a squad of villainous red ants who promptly launch pursuit. This escalates into a war once the black ants reach their ant hill and they're helpless before the larger numbers and militaristic power of the red ants. They have a number of fireworks to turn the tides with, but only a single match, so the ladybug protagonist is sent into a search for a box of matches for its friends to use.
* ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice''. In the lyrics to "You Are Worthress, Arec Barrwin," which plays over the closing credits:
--> Pranet Xiron is inhabited with Xipods rike me
--> But arso with Balmacs who are giant bees
--> The Xipods and the Balmacs are at constant war
--> So we wanted a new home and that's what Earf was for
--> But you are worthress Arec Barrwin, you are worthress Arec Barrwin
--> You fucked up my whole pran
--> And now Xiron is smeared with Balmac porren....
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* ''Film/TeamAmericaWorldPolice''. In the lyrics to "You Are Worthress, Arec Barrwin," which plays over the closing credits:
--> Pranet Xiron is inhabited with Xipods rike me
--> But arso with Balmacs who are giant bees
--> The Xipods and the Balmacs are at constant war
--> So we wanted a new home and that's what Earf was for
--> But you are worthress Arec Barrwin, you are worthress Arec Barrwin
--> You fucked up my whole pran
--> And now Xiron is smeared with Balmac porren....
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* Seen in''Film/MinusculeValleyOfTheLostAnts''.''WesternAnimation/MinusculeValleyOfTheLostAnts''. A group of black ants is carrying a box of sugar cubes come across a squad of villainous red ants who promptly launch pursuit. This escalates into a war once the black ants reach their ant hill and they're helpless before the larger numbers and militaristic power of the red ants. They have a number of fireworks to turn the tides with, but only a single match, so the ladybug protagonist is sent into a search for a box of matches for its friends to use.
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--> Pranet Xiron is inhabited with Xipods rike me
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--> The Xipods and the Balmacs are at constant war
--> So we wanted a new home and that's what Earf was for
--> But you are worthress Arec Barrwin, you are worthress Arec Barrwin
--> You fucked up my whole pran
--> And now Xiron is smeared with Balmac porren....
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* The indie comic (now webcomic) ''Army Ants'' is this, patterned loosely after GIJoe. The ants, with their allies the beetles, crickets and ladybugs, fight hordes of bees, hornets and wasps, not to mention fighting predators and going on special missions like stealing cinnamon (an insecticide) from a kitchen.
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* Yes, ants really do have wars. But no tactics and strategy except [[ZergRush sheer numbers]], and whatever unique adaptations evolution granted to their species!
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* ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'': In "Sandkings", the titular [[UsefulNotes/{{Mars}} Martian]] antlike lifeforms quickly evolve into two distinct groups, white sandkings and red sandkings, and position their colonies at opposite ends of the glass enclosure in which Dr. Simon Kress has placed them. The two colonies soon go to war with each other. The conflict is exacerbated by Kress denying them food as part of his experiment.
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* ''BeeFense'' ''VideoGame/BeeFense'' is a tower-defense/RTS game about a war between the protagonist bees against the Hornet Queen and her swarm, as well as assorted other bugs such rhino beetles, fleas, and [[IncrediblyLamePun zombees]].