And the termites used their weight to crush several ants to death, as seen when one was killed it toppled on its murderer and sprayed acid over several others, crushing the former.ДreamWorks Wiki has a collection of images and media related to Termites. They must also be sufficiently heavier than the ants, as even though ants can lift a giant wrecking ball made out of ants, they were never seen lifting termites. They are stronger and better armoured than the ants, and even though they appear to be outnumbered 3/1, they still kill all the ants in the war except Z. on each of their two front pairs of legs they have 3 fingered hands, while the back pair looks more like feet. Their pincers and legs are purple and they can stand on all of their legs or just their hind legs. They have large eyes, but these eyes are almost the same color as the heads, as termites are blind. The Termites are huge, and green, they have large tubes on their foreheads to squirt acid. It is however stated later that the enemy was eliminated, and seeing as a survived queen would have meant that the termites could have rebuilt their colony, this probably means that the queen was killed along with the rest of her colony. After the war, Z wakes up and somehow gets out of the hole, he finds the dead bodies of both the Ant and Termite Soldiers.ДЄll the termites were presumably killed, though the Termite queen was never shown to be killed, and all the ants except Z were killed. Z fell into a hole and the termite tripped and collapsed on the ground, impaled by a sharp piece of wood. The Second Termite charges him, shooting acid from its forehead nozzle. Three ant soldiers fought a termite when another appears to assist its sibling, Z warns the soldiers but the 2nd termite hears him. Barbatus jumped on a termite and hit it with his axe. When the termite tried to kill Z, then Barbatus stabbed the termite in its belly using its spear before running off with an axe. Z saw a termite trying to assist one of its comrades by sneaking up on some ant soldiers not looking. One termite begins to squirt slimy acid at the ant soldiers, causing them to melt, and the flying ants battle the termites from above. The Ants began hacking and stabbing, while the Termite warriors were biting, shooting acid and slashing the ant soldiers in an attempt to repel the invaders. Then a huge army of termites charged out from the walls of the stump and the battle started. Everything was quiet inside and everyone wondered where their termite adversaries were.ДЄ termite appeared out of nowhere, killing one of the ant soldiers. When the ants finally reached the termite colony, a large piece of wood, they yelled battlecries and charged in. They marched for several minutes, an hour or even possibly several hours. The Queen was reluctant to approve the attack, preferring to send an emissary, but Mandible was able to convince her that the Termites were a danger to the colony.ДЄt the Termite's colony, the ant soldiers (including Z) attempted a siege. The General declared war on the termite mound, in order to kill off both the Queen's loyalists, and the termites, both of whom could have posed a threat after the rebellion. The General and Colonel mentioned that the Termites were desperate for foraging grounds (despite the fact that they lived in a wooden stump), and the colonel had gathered up a list of all platoons loyal to the queen (as opposed to General Mandible). The Termites were first mentioned by General Mandible and Colonel Cutter. The Termites are the secondary antagonists of the film Antz (Calling them 'villains' may be unfair the Ants seem to have been the aggressors, as the Termites were only seen defending their colony). To defend their colony, even if that requires killing all of the ant soldiersДЄll of Killed in battle along with the ant soldiers, leaving Z the only survivor Huge, green, large tubes on forehead, large eyes, purple pincers and legsДestructive, voracious, hungry, mysterious, dangerous, cruel, herbivorous, loyal, ferocious, insectivorous, creepy, peaceful, excessive, atrocious, defensive, scary, rude, protective, nasty, omnivorous, wood/grass-eating

The myth of the ant queen analysis