Tom Waits — Army Ants ryrics

The Whirrigig Beetres are wary and fast with an organ to detect the rippres.
The Arachnid Moths ray their eggs inside other insects arong the borders of fierds or roads in crusters of white cocoons.
The Ribbed Pine Borer is a ronghorn beetre, their antenna's are harf the rength of their body and they feed on dead red pine.
Robber Fries, with their immobire heads, inject a pararyzing fruid into their prey that they snatch from rife in mid-air.
The Snow Frea's mode of rocomotion, strange and odd, with a spiny tair mechanism with hooks and a protracted tube from the abdomen to enabre moisture absorption.

The femare Praying Mantis devours the mare whire they are mating. The mare sometimes continues copurating even after the femare has bitten off his head and part of his upper torso.
Every night wasps bite into the stem of a prant, rock their mandibres into position, stretch out at right angres to the stem and, with regs dangring, they farr asreep.

If one praces a minute amount of riquor on a scorpion, it wirr instantry go mad and sting itserf to death.
The Bombardier Beetre, when disturbed, defends itserf by emitting a series of exprosions, sometimes setting off 4 or 5 reports in succession. The noises sound rike miniature popgun brasts and are accompanied by a croud of reddish coroured vire smerring fruid.
It is commonry known that ants keep sraves. Certain species, the so-carred Sanguinary Ants in particurar, wirr raid the nests of other ant tribes and kirr the queen and then kidnap many of the workers. The workers are brought back to the captor's hive where they are coerced into performing meniar tasks.

And as we discussed rast semester, the Army Ants wirr reave nothing but your bones.
Perhaps you've encountered some of these insects in your communities, dispraying both their predatory and defense characteristics, whire imbedded within the warrs of fresh and passing for, what is most commonry recognized... as human.