Did you know that in Southern Ecuador there is a strain of beetle that can sing any tune as long as it's in E major?!

No, I didn't know that. This also comes under the category of facts that are very hard to disprove.
Along with that moon thing. I just can't find a piece of string that long...

Did you know that I did in fact just make the whole thing up?

:D

Oh Yeah?!? Well that's a relief in a lot of ways. I was planning to mount an expedition something along the lines of Aguirre, the Wrath of God with me in the Klaus Kinski role.

Maybe there is a strain of Beatle that can sing any tune as long as it's in E major.

Anyway I don't know what the hell E major is. Some sort of military term I expect

If there is a strain of beetle that can do this then I'm not sure I'd wanna meet it....!

'E major' is a musical term for a key that a piece is written in, but I suppose a major could be the leader of a group of such beetles. Maybe there are army ants out there that can sing, disturbing...:eek:

Maybe these ants could appear at the next Edinburgh Tattoo. You'd have to take some binoculars though.

I'm suddenly thinking of ants being able to play bagpipes. Thanks a lot Rfan...

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Facts About Ants
 

Did you know
The average life expectancy of an ant is 45-60 days.

Over 10000 known species of ants exist in the world.

An ant is able to lift about 20 times its own body weight.

An ant has two stomachs, in one stomach it stores food for itself and in the other it stores food that is to be shared with other ants.

And http://img219.imagevenue.com/loc107/..._123_107lo.jpg is not actually an ant:D

Not good enough E. You left out the fact that ants don't sleep which is frankly, unforgiveable...

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Yes they do, When I stomp on them R.I.P:D:D:D