Assassin Bug nymph — nature’s youngest warlord. But this baby doesn’t hide. It wears the fallen.

After ambushing and draining ants alive, it stacks their empty exoskeletons on its back like armor. One by one. Shell by shell. Until it’s walking beneath a moving pile of corpses.

Why? Because ants are aggressive, and smell plays everything in the insect world. By wearing dead ants, it confuses predators and masks its scent — hiding in plain death.

It doesn’t run. It doesn’t beg. It builds its shield from what it slays.

It’s not hiding. It’s declaring war.