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It’s live in Chile.
The body distributes black and white.
Black
White

It is special because it’s look like an
ant,but is a bee. Their bite can kill a cow.

They eat nectar. Their young are born in
viscous eggs with rare appearance.

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1. PANDA ANT + =

2. It’s live in Chile. The body distributes black and white. Black White

3. It is special because it’s look like an ant,but is a bee. Their bite can kill a cow.

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