Is a Crapshoot: A computer becomes sentient in the third book and dead-set on fulfulling the will of its Knight Templar user, its very minerals becoming hostile to attackers. This book and its sequels involves the following tropes: Gordon about giant killer ants in the Everglades.Ĭompare A Rustle In The Grass, another book about a war between two different types of ant. Wells, in which a species of intelligent and poisonous ant is shown to be slowly taking over South America. Not to be confused with (though obviously partly inspired by) the 1905 short story of the same title by H. It was adapted into a Real-Time Strategy video game of the same name in 2001. Attacked by strange stone-smelling ants, 327 allies with with a princess ant, 56, and a soldier ant, 103 683, in investigating the mysterious circumstances, and uncovers a conspiracy that goes deeper than any of them realize. He tries to alert the ant colony, at first suspecting the nearby dwarf ant colony, but they don't believe him. Meanwhile, at a russet ant ( Formica rufa) colony, a young male ant, 327, finds out that a whole group of ants were instantly killed under mysterious circumstances. In his will, he has left the instruction to " never ever go down in the basement". It's about the Wells family, who have inherited a house from their dead uncle Edmond Wells, an eccentric scientist who was obsessed about ants and apparently discovered very strange stuff about them. It got a sequel in 1992, and another one in 1996. Empire of the Ants (original title: Les Fourmis) is a science-fiction book written by Bernard Werber in 1991.
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