I want an article about ants! It s super urgent! Hurry, hurry!

Han article, if he has the concept of "the world is for the public", "Ning is an essay has been written." Xiaohong happened to be sitting facing the window, and from the beginning of the afternoon, he felt that the lines of words were moving on it, as if he wanted to fly;

I heard that ants can't die if they fall, I don't believe it, how can any animal not die? I decided to observe.

I caught a few ants in the flower bed in front of my house and threw them down from a small platform about three meters in size, and I thought: the ants must have fallen to their deaths. I crouched down and took a closer look, ah!

The ants are not dead, and some of them are still wagging their tentacles at me, as if to say, "I am tenacious!" "I think this table is too low, so I need to change it to a higher one.

I decided to throw it down from the third floor, thinking: this time the ants will definitely die! In order to prevent the ants I caught from mixing with other ants, I asked my sister to help me take a look.

I ran to the house, opened the window and threw the ants down. "Zhang Yunhan, come and see! My sister shouted downstairs, and I rushed downstairs, eager to see if the ants were dead.

My sister pointed to a few ants and said, "Look, they fell from such a high place, and they didn't fall to their deaths, how tenacious their vitality is!" After listening to this, I couldn't help but secretly admire the tenacious vitality of ants.

The ant really won't fall to his death, and his tenacious vitality is worth learning from.

Unexpectedly: When I came out of the room to retrieve a pin, I found two buried ants being rescued by two other companions at the same time. The two yellow ants who came to the rescue were pulling them outward.

Help: With extreme care, I picked open the dirt with the tip of my needle, and sure enough, a small ant was exposed.

The act of rescuing ants is a natural instinct.

There is no single answer, and you can write a few complimentary words around this: (When someone else is in trouble, or when someone else is in danger, we should lend a helping hand.) ）

I don't know if it's .........

Teamwork is a win-win situation.

Solidarity and friendship and mutual help are the only things that are true.

I want it too, and the exam is tomorrow.

Revelation of the ants.

Today, on the way out of school, I found a dying green worm slowly wriggling, and I also saw a small ant spinning around next to the big green worm, as if trying to get it back to the nest, but there was nothing I could do, because the big green worm was indeed too large for a small ant.

I kept my eyes on them to see how things would play out. Although this little ant is so small compared to the big green worm, but it is not willing to give up this hard-won delicacy easily, I saw it pull from the head of the big green worm for a while, and push it from the tail for a while. I think the little ant will be exhausted and will be helpless to go home, how do I know that something strange happened, I saw the two tentacles on the head of the little ant keep swinging up and down, I was wondering, I don't know what it is going to do, after a while, a swarm of ants came to the big green worm, some pushed, some pulled, some lazy guys even climbed on the big green worm to enjoy the delicious.

In the end, the huge green worms were successfully transported back to the nest by countless tiny ants.

Yes! Little ants all have this spirit of perseverance, solidarity and mutual assistance, let alone us? Let us remember Zweig's statement that all human work, if it is worth doing, and to be done well, should be given full attention.

Tiny ants are insignificant, and as long as we lightly step on them, their lives are gone. However, there is a valuable quality in ants that we humans can learn from - solidarity and cooperation.

I remember one time, I was walking in front of my house, and suddenly I saw a biscuit on the ground, and there was a small ant standing next to the biscuit, and I thought: What is this little ant doing? So I crouched down curiously and looked at the little ant carefully.

I saw that he first used his tentacles to top the biscuits, but the biscuits did not move at all. It made me understand that it was going to lift the cookie up. As I continued to observe, it tried to push the biscuit forward with its front feet, but it wouldn't move.

Finally, it struggled to carry the biscuit on its back, but as soon as it carried it, it couldn't bear it, so it put it down again. Although the little ant did not leave, it could be seen that it was disappointed. The little ant walked back and forth in front of the cookie again, as if thinking of something, and then quietly left, I thought:

This little ant must have given up, and I have nothing more to see, so go home. Just as I was getting up to leave, I suddenly saw a large group of ants walking towards the biscuit, and it was the little ant that took the lead! Under the command of the little ants, the ants lined up in two rows on both sides of the biscuits, the big ones carried on their backs, and the small ones were topped with their antennae, and finally lifted the biscuits, and I kept watching the biscuits and the group of ants, watching them disappear into the green grass.

It is impossible for a small ant to move this biscuit, but when many ants think about it together and work hard together, it condenses into a powerful force - the power of unity and cooperation. Therefore, we must learn to unite and cooperate, help each other, and not insist on going our own way. That's what I learned from the fact that ants move food.

Today at noon, I sat on a chair and watched my brother play marble. Suddenly, I saw some small black dots moving on the ground nearby. So, I went closer and found that it was some ants carrying things.

I looked closer and saw that they were carrying some food items. I saw how hard they were moving, and I thought they were very industrious. Suddenly, a strange idea occurred to me.

So, I went and got a glass of water. I poured this glass of water over them, wetting a large area. I saw that they were all struggling in the water, and some of them couldn't move, and they lay there motionless.

Haha, these little ants actually cured me all at once. But the ants were not drowned. When the water dries up, they come alive again and crawl up.

I saw that they were carrying some of the food again. I think these ants are so hardworking, they just don't want to die. I want to test these ants a little bit more to see how adaptable, how good they can survive.

I brought another glass of water. I fell on the ants again. Many ants fell to the ground at once and did not move, and some ants were still struggling to climb out.

Then, in order to save their lives, some ants climbed out of the puddle and ran away. Maybe they want to stay in the green mountains, not afraid of running out of firewood. It was then that I felt like I had received some revelation.

I thought about it again and understood: we should also treat difficulties like little ants, and we must overcome difficulties at all costs, and do not give up halfway. Only by staying the course can we achieve victory.

At the same time, we must also learn to look at the direction like little ants and not act blindly and brutally. For the sake of the collective, I am willing to give everything I have!

Some small things in life can often tell us some truths in life. One day, I accidentally spilled the crumbs of a cookie I ate on the floor. It didn't take long for a tiny ant to crawl over and sniff around the cookie a few times with its antennae, then try to lift the cookie crumbs.

However, the small cookie crumbs are not small for a tiny ant, and it certainly can't lift it. So, the poor little ant left in frustration. I thought it had given up on the cookie crumbs, but I didn't expect that after ten minutes, the ant came back with a long string of ants.

They surrounded the cookie crumbs and began the porter. One ant lifted this head, the other lifted the other, and finally together they lifted the cookie crumbs up and happily carried it back to the nest. This little thing reminds me of the truth that unity is strength, and if you don't believe it, I'll give you two examples

Some time ago, our school held a three-on-one basketball game for the grades. The unity of our class players and non-team members has always been at the top of the competition, and by the time of the final game, our athletes and cheerleaders are even more "inside and out". The game began, the athletes cooperated seriously, and the cheerleaders shouted loudly

I remember another time, the school held a dormitory beautification competition, and the teacher said that the dormitory chief had an idea, and the whole dormitory staff worked together to decorate the dormitory. But when they returned to the dormitory, the other members didn't say a word and stood by. The head of the house "fought alone", designed and did it himself, and he was busy for a while, and the result of the competition was not on the list.

Now, you believe it! Together, the collective will burst out with steely power and be done. If you don't work together, the collective is like a plate of loose sand, and nothing can be achieved if you do anything!