Teeny Tiny Ants | Ready, Set, Zoom!

Have you ever wondered how photographers get so close to wild animals? Well, the secret's through the lens. Let's zoom in to take a closer look at animals like never before. G'day mates! We're here in Australia. These mighty insects are weaver ants. They're so small, they're almost microscopic. Hey, I heard that on my antenna! You need a special camera to capture these ants at work, since they're smaller than the size of a dime. Hey, are you looking at me? It's totally alright if you are, yeah. We're using a macro lens camera. It magnifies miniature objects like the amazing world of these incredible ants. Has anyone seen Brian's contact lens? No! Weaver ant colonies can sometimes reach up to as many as 500,000 members. With this camera, we're able to see them building their home. These ants produce a glue-like substance that can bind leaves together. Oh no, Jamila and Aaron have glued their faces together! Using macro lens technology, we're able to capture these teeny tiny species in living colour. You know, I just get the feeling that people are walking all over me. You know what I'm saying? Oh, Jamila, get off! Zoom in, focus, and take in the wild world every day. Oh no, I'm in the wrong tree! Oh, you're so air-