Ever wondered about what life is like for ants? The Singapore Ants Exhibition, held from now till the end of the year, gives you a chance to peek into an ant’s life.
The exhibition features colonies of 21 species of ants in 25 different habitats. You’ll get to see ants working together to feed on their prey as well as weaving to form a bridge for crossing.
At the exhibition, get a close-up look on how ant colonies team up to attack and feed on their prey.
Also catch a glimpse of how Weaver ants build bridges for other ants to cross.
Apart from the soldier ants, if you’re lucky, you’ll get to see the queen ant laying eggs.
The exhibition is organised by Singapore’s very own Ant-Man, Zat Low. No, we’re not talking about the superhero, but an individual fascinated by ants.
A passionate ant collector, Zat regularly builds impressive maze-like nests for ants such as the one below.
According to The Singapore Ants Exhibition’s Facebook post, attendees can even learn how to build a nest for ants.
For those who are interested in visiting Singapore Ants Exhibition, here are the details:
Single tickets — $11 each
Group tour tickets (up to 40 pax) — $399
For groups comprising more than 40 people, you can contact the exhibitors here.
Singapore Ants Exhibition
Venue: 143 East Coast Road (PeopleUp@Katong)
Dates: 6 September 2019 – 31 December 2019
Opening hours: Weekdays (8pm-10pm), Weekends (8am-11pm)
For more information on the exhibition, you can visit their website here.
Feature images adapted from Instagram and Instagram.
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