Gold-digging Ant A Book of Creatures
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Variations: Formica maior, Formica aurum Herodotus originally placed the Gold-digging Ants in the sandy deserts in the land of the Dards, in India, within the Persian Empire. Some later sources, such as the Ortus Sanitatis, move them to Ethiopia. Their story is the same regardless of location. Gold-digging ants are smaller than dogs, but larger than…
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