Two-part allegorical saying "ants move": when ants move, it rains when it's sunny, and when spiders spin webs, it rains when it's sunny.

Explanation:

Because animals have a kind of ability to predict the weather: the ant nest is underground, and when they feel that it is going to rain, they will definitely move their homes to high places to avoid the rain, otherwise they will all drown; When it rains, the cobwebs will be broken by the rain. When the spider feels that it won't rain, it will connect its own web to catch food. So it will rain when ants move, and it will rain when spiders weave webs.

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3. The poked ant nest-all exposed

4. Kill the ant and step on it-you can do it.

5, the big crane hangs ants-easy.

6. There are countless ants on the ground.

7, ants in winter-no outcrop

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