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The Rural Magazine, and Literary Evening Fire-Side, Vol. 1 No. 12 (1820)

Note 2 — THE NATURAL HISTORY OF ANTS.[1]

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The eggs of ants are so remarkably minute, that there would seem an absolute necessity of their being held together by some glutinous matter, otherwise, it would render the removal of such small bodies in the mandibles of ants almost impossible; the mandibles being so constituted as not to be brought into that close contact necessary for this operation.—T.

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