Odontomachus rixosus - Asian Trap-Jaw Ant - Taxo4254 - Wiki.nus
Serotonergic control in initiating defensive response to unexpected tactile stimulus in the trap-jaw ant Odontomachus kuroiwae | bioRxiv
Multifunctionality and mechanical origins: Ballistic jaw propulsion in trap-jaw ants | PNAS
Snap! Trap‐jaw ants in Borneo also jump using their legs - Sorger - 2015 - Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment - Wiley Online Library
Fastest jaw on the draw
Ants With Leaping Ability - The New York Times
Ants that Jaw Jump | Ask A Biologist
Jumping Ants! Gigantiops destructor - YouTube
Zoologger: The Michael Phelps of the ant world | New Scientist
A Many- Splendored Mandible - The New York Times
Trap-jaw ants have fastest recorded strike in | EurekAlert!
NEW VIDEO: Check Out Our New Trap-Jaw Ant Colony! - AntsCanada
Trap-jaw ant has world's fastest bite
Odontomachus - Wikipedia
Trap-jaw Ants Use Mandibles Not Only to Attack, But to Escape
Trap-jaw escape jump - YouTube
Trap-Jaw Ants Can Use Mandible-Powered Jumps to Escape from Antlions | Sci.News
Multifunctionality and mechanical origins: Ballistic jaw propulsion in trap-jaw ants | PNAS
Ants With Leaping Ability - The New York Times
Great escape: ant uses spring-loaded jaws to jump away from predators | Science | The Guardian
These ants jump large distances ... using their jaws not their legs - YouTube
Trap-jaw ants exhibit previously unseen jumping behavior
Ants go belly-up to jump – Integrative Organismal Biology
trap-jaw ant Archives - The Wildlife Society
QUICK JAW / Snap to it: Ants can get a jump on predators and prey with a super-fast bite that also propels them to safety
Jumping trapjaw ant found in Mississippi | Mississippi State University Extension Service
