The narrator and a companion stumble upon a forest filled with anthills while walking. They observe the ants scurrying around in search of food, as winter is approaching. The two then decide to offer them human food, specifically sushi rolls, a hamburger from McDonald's, a Snickers bar, and a banana.
Upon reaching the anthills, they face the challenge of getting close enough to offer the food. They prepare the food according to feng shui, adding a piece of cabbage and some green plasticine. The ants initially climb onto the food but don't seem to know what to do with it. They start climbing on the banana and Snickers bar, but don't show much interest in eating them.
The narrator then decides to offer a piece of sushi. The ants immediately start eating the sushi, with some even climbing onto the food. The ants seem to enjoy the smell of the food, but they don't seem to know what to do with it.
The narrator and his companion then decide to offer a burger to another anthill. They find a box with a burger and the ants immediately start eating it. The ants seem to enjoy the burger, with some even eating the bun and licking the sauce.
The narrator and his companion then decide to leave the burger and visit another anthill. They find that the ants are actively eating the fish fillets that were wrapped in the dryer. The ants seem to prefer the fish fillets over the sushi rolls.
Upon returning the next day, they find that the ants have eaten all the fish from the sushi rolls, leaving only rice, cabbage, and plasticine. They also find that almost nothing is left from the burger, with only a small piece of bun left.
The narrator concludes that the ants are very willing to eat some types of human food, and that being in the forest, one can feed them something in difficult times.
1. The narrator and their friends came across large anthills of forest ants while walking in the forest.
2. The ants were running back and forth in search of food due to the impending winter.
3. The group considered offering the ants human food to see how they would react.
4. They ordered several sushi rolls, a hamburger from McDonald's, a Snickers bar, and a banana.
5. They loaded all these items into a backpack and went to the ants.
6. Being a few centimeters from a large anthill is not an easy task and requires precautions to avoid being bitten by the ants.
7. The ants immediately climbed onto the bar on top of the anthill when it was placed there.
8. Some ants bit off pieces from the corners of the bar, but they were not very interested in the bars as food.
9. The ants liked to climb on the bar and walk back and forth.
10. The ants did not let the narrator take the Snickers bar back as soon as they brought it to their fingers.
11. The group returned half a day later and found that the ants had not eaten anything.
12. They prepared a banana for the ants, but the ants started climbing on it without knowing what to do with it.
13. They then treated the ants with a piece of sushi, which was prepared according to feng shui.
14. The ants immediately climbed up on the sushi and started sniffing it.
15. The ants seemed to be attracted by the smell of the sushi and started moving strangely.
16. The group was afraid of a loud noise created by some creature running through the forest, which turned out to be deer.
17. The group was shocked when they saw a deer in the wild for the first time.
18. They decided to leave the sushi for a while and look for another anthill for a burger.
19. They found a little bug and discovered that it was a tick, a dangerous insect that can bring bad diseases.
20. They found another anthill and placed a burger there.
21. The ants immediately started sniffing and eating the burger.
22. Some ants liked the bun, some gnawed it back, and some licked the sauce.
23. The ants took the bun and the rest of the burger into their holes.
24. The group decided to leave the burger to the ants and return the next day.
25. They visited Sasha’s anthill and saw that the ants were actively eating the fish fillets that were wrapped in the dryer.
26. The ants ate all the fish, leaving only rice, cabbage, and plasticine.
27. The group returned the next day and found that the ants had eaten all the fish from the sushi rolls, leaving only rice, cabbage, and plasticine.
28. There was almost nothing left from the burger, with only a small piece of bun remaining.
29. The group concluded that the ants were very willing to eat some types of human food.