Then, ten ant queens cultivated by Chu Feng each led a swarm of Crimson Fire Ants out of their nests. This process is known as colony fission.
Bees and ants, when new queens appear within their colonies, will lead a part of the group to migrate and establish new nests.
This group of Crimson Fire Ants had effectively split into ten separate colonies.
After dividing into ten nests, they began to feverishly carry out the tasks assigned by Chu Feng.
They swarmed in masses, either burrowing underground or clinging to thorny vines, gnawing away madly.
Their mouths were the best tools.
The tough thorns were nothing more than bean curd residue to them. A cluster of cumbersome thorns was easily turned into sawdust by them. Even the roots underground could not escape their fate.
This sawdust not only improved the soil, making it softer, but after a period of fermentation and decomposition, it would become the best natural fertilizer.
