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"This tropical ant of the species Cephalotes atratus is infected with a parasitic roundworm that makes its bulbous rear end,
 called a gaster, look like a juicy red berry.   Researchers believe the parasites transform the gasters to trick foraging birds
into eating the ants. Birds poop out parasite eggs, allowing the worms to spread to new ant colonies.   "These ants, in nature,
 go out and collect bird feces," explained study leader Steve Yanoviak, an insect ecologist at the University of Arkansas in
Little Rock.   The finding is the first known example of fruit mimicry caused by a parasite, he added. " 

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 if there is no god then why or how  does something as fantastic as this  happin!
1a Smart worm, Inteligent design or intelect of nematode tricks birds.
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Photos: Parasite Transforms Ants Into ''Berries''image  Some parasitic worms spread by transforming their ant hosts into "berries" that
attract foraging birds, according to a new study.Parasite Transforms Ants Into ''Berries''  
                                                                       Photos: Parasite Transforms Ants Into ''Berries''image     

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This tropical ant of the species Cephalotes atratus is infected with a parasitic roundworm that makes its bulbous rear end,
 called a gaster, look like a juicy red berry.   Researchers believe the parasites transform the gasters to trick foraging birds
into eating the ants. Birds poop out parasite eggs, allowing the worms to spread to new ant colonies.   "These ants, in nature,
 go out and collect bird feces," explained study leader Steve Yanoviak, an insect ecologist at the University of Arkansas in
Little Rock.   The finding is the first known example of fruit mimicry caused by a parasite, he added.  

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—Photograph by Steve Yanoviak