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Itty, bitty, tiny robot. YYeeeesss!!! |
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But when the robot gets assimilated it will lead the colony to
the cookie jar. |
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Maybe just bake some rfid tags into some cookies and see
where they go off to? |
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I use the ants themselves for this purpose. A bottle top with some sugar and water in it will soon convince them to form a trail, and then you just follow it back to the nest. |
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Admittedly this isn't really halfbakery material! |
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//Maybe just bake some rfid tags into some cookies and see
where they go off to?// |
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Maybe just HALFbake some rfid tags into some cookies and
see where they go off to? |
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OK, so your remarks gave me an improved idea. A kit for
adding fluorescence to the cookies, and that way the ant
trail glows in the dark. Even if you don't get rid of them, it's
cool. The only problem with this would be when your baby
nephew gets to the cookies before the ants. |
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// kit for adding fluorescence to the cookies, // |
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// and that way the ant trail glows in the dark. // |
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// Even if you don't get rid of them, it's cool. // |
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Oh, it'll get rid of them alright ... and still be cool. |
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// The only problem with this would be when your baby nephew gets to the cookies before the ants. // |
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Maybe not the only problem ... |
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