There were some ants in South Texas that made underground nests
which humped up above ground (sorta like fireant mounds except 10x
bigger) and which created large subsurface voids. On more than one
occasion we were unlucky enough to drive over these mounds hidden by
tall pasture grass and the front tire of the pick-up fell into them
and the truck got stuck and we had to get towed out. It is my
recollection that these were a type of leaf-cutter ant which, by the
way, don't (or didn't) sting. Those events DID create specific
memories.
--Ediger
sounds a lot like the termite mounds of madagascar.
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