How many giant flying ants in Britain will make weather radar mistake it for rain?

It is reported that the flying ants in Britain are not destroying crops, but breeding from time to time. There is no specific figure, but it can be seen from the meteorological map that this figure is particularly large and can cover the sky of an area.

Grasshoppers ravaged India, wasps invaded the United States, and Britain also appeared in disaster movie. Fly over? The ants in this city cover the sky and even make the weather radar mistake it for it? Rain? This is shocking. According to CNN's Global Times, recently, British weather radar detected rain in southeast England, but it didn't rain there, and satellite images also showed that there were no clouds there. According to the weather forecast of the British Meteorological Office, the clouds that used to look like rain clouds passing through the south are actually a large group of flying ants.

Experts analyzed the radar image and thought that the particles in the image were bigger than raindrops and more like bugs. Sure enough, the local people found a large number of ants flying in the air. The flying ant colony is extremely huge, extending about 80 kilometers in the air and hovering over the weather radar for 2 hours, making the weather radar? Dizziness . Biologists say that gathering flying ants is annoying, but it is good for the ecosystem. "Mirror" said that a large number of flying ants appeared all over Britain, and many children ran away screaming in fear. However, relevant insect researchers pointed out that there is no need to make a fuss. This phenomenon is not? Vision? But insects are busy reproducing the next generation.

The Met Office admitted on Twitter? It didn't rain in London, Kent and Sussex, but our radar showed no rain. The radar actually caught a group of ants flying over the southeast.

"In summer, usually on warm, humid and windless days, flying ants fly into the sky in droves." Social media users quickly shared this interesting story. Someone commented:? As a person, I welcome our new insect overlord. ? Someone said:? My balcony is full of dead ants in the era of flying ants! ? Year? Flying ant day? Just four days later, the male and the new generation of queens leave the nest to mate. This phenomenon is scientifically called? Marriage escape? It revolves around the mating of unmated queens with males before the establishment of new colonies. From the human point of view, the effect is that the heavy bodies of countless ants swish across the sky.