Deep within his subterranean crypt, Count Dracula Bugs was disturbed—not by garlic, nor by sunlight, but by a rhythmic tapping. Toc toc toc.
He crept toward the wooden lid of an old coffin long forgotten. Opening it slowly, he found… an ant.
“Excuse me,” said the tiny intruder, polishing its mandibles, “I was scouting for a new satellite nest. This one has potential.”
“You disturbed my slumber,” growled Dracula.
“You disturbed my tunnel,” retorted the ant.
They stared.
Then Dracula sighed. “Fine. We cohabit. But no food hoarding near my relics.”
🧠 MINI QUIZ!
1. What type of ant is most likely to create satellite nests?
A) Fire ant
B) Pharaoh ant
C) Carpenter ant
D) Leafcutter ant
2. Why do ants sometimes share space with other species?
A) They enjoy company
B) For protection and resource optimization
C) They get lost easily
D) As part of a migration ritual
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