Write a paragraph like the fourth paragraph of lesson 16 in the first volume of the fifth grade with ants moving?

Writing ideas: when writing, focus on the big picture, try to explain your own views or ideas, answer questions in a comprehensive and detailed way, stick to the center of the question and express the content completely.

I read such a proverb in a book-"Ants will move the snake aisle, and there will be a rainstorm tomorrow." I'm dubious. Ants are busy moving. Will it rain? So I had a strong curiosity and wanted to find an opportunity to test this proverb.

One afternoon, when we were playing under a big tree, we happened to find a group of black ants moving. They are crawling in a hurry. Some carry ivory ant eggs, some wear dark brown ant pupae, some carry old ants to hurt ants, and some carry all kinds of food.

I suddenly thought of that proverb. Curiosity drove me to observe along the ranks of ants. I found that the ants climbed higher and higher. I looked at the high blue sky. Now the sky is clear and the sun is like fire in Wan Li, relentlessly sprinkling light and heat on the earth. Moreover, there are several white clouds floating on the horizon. Thought: How can it rain in this weather?

A few hours later, the blue sky began to clear up and turn cloudy. Dark clouds were gathering, thunder and lightning flashed, and soon it began to rain cats and dogs. Now, I am speechless. Secretly praised in my heart. Little ants, you are real weathermen!

But how can ants do this in advance? I'll turn on the computer right away to check the answer. After consulting relevant information, I finally understand that ants actually live underground, but they naturally like to be dry and feel like rain. You will move to a higher place to avoid drowning. Over time, there is a proverb that "the ant moves the snake aisle, and there will be heavy rain tomorrow".

Between heaven and earth, there are endless mysteries, and there are countless phenomena like' when ants move, it will rain'. This also tells us a profound truth: knowledge is everywhere and learning is endless! In the later life, we must learn to observe and think more. Constantly explore the infinite mysteries of the universe.