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n. a glass-sided dirt-filled box containing ants, normally used as a biological study tool.
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Ant Farm was an avant-garde architecture, graphic arts, and environmental design practice, founded in San Francisco in 1968 by Chip Lord and Doug Michels (1943-2003). Ant Farm's work often made use of popular icons in the United States, as a strategy to redefine the way those were conceived within the country's imaginary.
Ant farm may refer to:
- A formicarium, designed primarily for the study of ant colonies.
- Ant Farm (group), a group of artists that reached prominence in the 1970s.
- Alien Ant Farm, a band.
- A.N.T. Farm, a Disney Channel Original Series with China Anne McClain.
- The Ant Farm, an advertising agency in Los Angeles
Usage examples of "ant farm".
But the fact is, Herbie really hadn't given ants or ant lore (he'd never even owned an ant farm as a kid) much of a tumble prior to his westward journey as a Volunteer in Service to America.
It was Arnie who showed me how to make an ant farm when I was seven, and we spent just about one whole summer watching those little buggers, fascinated by their industry and their deadly seriousness.
In times of greatest stress, in times of greatest need for contemplation or privacy, like when you're trying to get that morning piece off the Old Lady, the kid shows up, and suddenly it's as if you've been deposited inside an ant farm and the ants are crawling and stinging.
They're going to have some horrible ethics discussion here at Ant Farm tonight, and frankly I'd rather surrender to RL than endure that.
As to the betrayal, does one betray a rose when he replants it, or an ant in an ant farm by killing its queen?
And then I remembered you said once that one of your kids had an ant farm &hellip.
A lot of it was a giant ant farm (the interface, where the ants rode up and down on a little paternoster that turned a significant cogwheel was a little masterpiece, he thought) and the intricately controlled rushing of the ants through their maze of glass tubing was the most important part of the whole thing.