This is what a typical ants nest look like underground.A plaster cast of a large Pogonomyrmex badius (the Florida harvester ant) nest. This nest consisted of 135 chambers and 12 meters of vertical shafts. The top-heavy distribution of chamber area and spacing is typical for the species, as are the helical shafts and the decrease of chamber size with depth.
Click on the image for a larger view. via Spluch
Doesn't the guy kind of remind you of Keith Olbermann?
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