Note 4 — CHAP. IV. OF THE RELATION BETWEEN ANTS.
James Rawlins Johnson translation
M. Bonnet was inclined to believe, that they are treated in this way only, when their companions are irritated or out of temper; that they then dart upon each other, and when one of the champions has seized its adversary on the upper part of the neck, it maintains an obstinate hold.—A.