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slimjim | 07:26 Wed 11th Oct 2006 | News
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/60 38138.stm
The guy complained because there were too many ants. That is what the rainforests are like. What did he expect? If he didn't want to experience rainforests close-up, he shouldn't have gone.
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Hi, ya gotta laugh....What a total idiot !!!
What - ants in a rainforest! - never!!!
On the face of it, the guy might seem like a bit of a twit, but Eden haven't apologised on the basis that he was upset but on the basis that they do actually have a problem with the number of ants in there.

The biomes are not perfect replicas of the natural habitats and this seems to me to be a situation where the fact that they are unable to replicate all the natural checks and balances has led to one particular factor achieving a dominance it wouldn't reach in the wild.

I was at Eden in July and there certainly weren't ants all over the biomes then. In fact, I don't recall particularly noticing them at all.
The artical said there was an over population and im guessing that too many ants could damage the plant life, bring on the ant eaters!
I went to the London Aquarium the other week, and it was overrun with bloody fish! Where do I sue?
What about the bloody plants at Kew Gardens , could hardly see the ants at all!

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