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This two-part documentary explores the fascinating traits that have made ants and beetles evolutionary triumphs. The first part investigates how ants, with a biomass rivaling that of humans, have dominated the planet for over 100 million years. Their highly social lifestyle, adaptability to diverse habitats, and potential swarm intelligence are key to their success. The second part shifts focus to beetles, the most diverse animal group on Earth. From tiny species to large giants, beetles thrive in nearly every environment, displaying incredible strength and versatility. By examining their diets, habitats, and unique abilities, the documentary uncovers the secrets behind the widespread success of these extraordinary creatures.
