Snapped by the World's Fastest Jaws

The video follows an adventurer in Costa Rica's rainforest as he searches for a creature to add to the Brave Lonardus Bite Sting Index. Initially, he encounters a soldier leaf cutter ant, which bites him. Later, he discovers a unique ant with hammerhead-like jaws, identified as the trap jaw ant. This ant is known for its fast bite and painful sting. The adventurer tests the ant's sting and bite, ranking it on intimidation, pain, and aftermath. The trap jaw ant is found to have a significant sting, but not as severe as the bullet ant.

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