Giant Ant Egg

Giant Ants are common in almost any environment, and the eggs from which they emerge can often be found in caves or any sheltered environment. Most eggs come from one of the colony queens, but the workers transport them to any suitable location.

The giant ant eggs have a tough, leathery shell that takes a dedicated effort to break through. While this shell makes it difficult to know the status of the inhabitant from the outside, it does not obscure the outside world from the rapidly developing ant larva within. Any predator or foe who approaches an ant egg or breaches the shell of an adjacent brood member will spur that ant to hatch as a fully formed adult.

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