Would an ant die if dropped from the ESB?
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Okay, so here's the conclusion I've reached: no, the ants won't die. And they won't explode when they get to the top, either. "A rat is killed, a man is broken, a horse splashes." Many readers pointed out that ants were too small and weighed way too little for them to suffer any damage when it hit the ground.
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