6 seconds sound clip from the Leiningen Versus the Ants (1948) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:16:21 in the radio play.
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- It was true. Leiningen had won. At least, the opening round.
- The floodgates were left open to forestall any night crossing, but when dawn came, the dark blanket was still there, motionless across the ditch.
- Then we noticed a feverish activity on the other side of the plantation.
- Here, a grove of tamarind trees lined the far end of the ditch... and every tree swarmed with the crawling insects.
- But instead of eating the leaves, they were merely gnawing through the stems, so that a thick green shower fell steadily to the ground.
- Well, it looks as if it's feeding time for our friends, eh?
- Have all the petrol pumps brought here. Get everyone over here except the lookouts on the other side. And pass out the shovels.
- Going to deprive them of a meal? Aren't they cutting the leaves down for food?
- I wish they were.
- Looks like I underestimated them when I said they didn't have intelligence.
- What do you mean?
- I said if they wanted to get across, they'd have to have rafts. That's just what they've got. Those leaves are their rafts.
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