Casting a Bigger Fire Ant Colony with Molten Aluminum (Cast #057)

This is the second Anthill Art video showing the casting of a fire ant colony with molten aluminum. The colony in this video is much larger than the one from the first video (Cast #043), taking in 24.6 lbs. of aluminum which is 6.7 lbs. heavier than Cast #043. The final cast turned out 17" deep and 19" at its widest. See the description on the first video for information on the red imported fire ant and you'll see why I prefer not to have these ant hills in my yard. See more detailed pictures of the resulting display at http://www.anthillart.com/castings/057/

Comments

1. coloca numa concha e espera dai quebra a concha
2. Where do they get so many anthills from?
3. Where do they get so many anthills from?
4. You can sold that tho
5. these r like, next level Christmas trees
6. that satisfying feeling when he sprays all the dirt off
7. 98% people complaining about some body defending ants 2% defending ants
8. so pretty I want one 😮
9. your killing nature
10. somehow, I find this satisfying
11. Always amazing. how do you get the bulk of the vegetation out of them? ie sticks and roots? cant they be burned out provided the fire never gets hot enough to melt the aluminum?
12. have u try usibg gold??
13. I wanna see a wasp nest with wasps in it get aluminumed
14. I want to do this
15. Stop killing ants, what if used molten aluminium on your house for art
16. DIE ANTS AND NEVER INVADE OUR PICNICS !!!!!!
17. I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened...
18. this is cool, realy cool
19. Id like you to cast an army ant colony. Can you do it?