One Hundred and Forty Second Underground Upheaval

After collecting the questions from the soldiers, Ye Han immediately went to Long Jianguo to report the pros and cons.

The advantage of poisoning is low cost and small investment; the disadvantage is that it is impossible to know the progress of poisoning and killing the ant queen, and the poison bait may be eaten up by worker ants, and he and the soldiers have been waiting foolishly. No matter how you look at it, it is a disadvantage outweigh the advantages.

The soldiers collectively suggested to change to a more direct and effective method, at least to let everyone know whether the queen was killed, so as not to waste time doing useless work.

Long Jianguo waved his hand: "Stop poisoning, what plan to change is up to you, I only look at the final result!"

Ye Han couldn't help complaining, okay, he kicked the ball over with one kick, this hands-off shopkeeper is really skilled!

Ye Han didn't have the patience to experiment slowly one by one, so he took out two regular plans and proceeded at the same time.

The remaining plan is the simplest, most brutal, and at the same time the most effective solution—directly bombard the ant-occupied area with nuclear bombs!

Are you kidding me about the United States, even the so-called cleanest neutron bomb is a nuclear bomb, okay? If you really use that thing to blow up the ant-occupied area, the ant-occupied area will immediately become a no-man's land. The giant ants are gone, and people can't go back. Go, what's the point of killing giant ants?

Besides, the nuclear bombs were not brought by strong winds, and each one was expensive. The ant-occupied area has now occupied half of Linzhou Province. How many nuclear bombs are needed to flatten the ant-occupied area?

The surplus grain of the landlord's family can't be such a disaster!

The new plan required new supplies, so Ye Han immediately organized personnel to throw all the remaining poisonous baits into the ant-occupied area. Fortunately, after two days of consumption, there was not much poisonous bait left on the train.

Two hours later, a train came near the armored train and threw two tank cars full of diesel and two flatbed trains to the armored train.

Four wheeled armored vehicles equipped with oil tanks were carried on the flatbed train. After Ye Han organized the personnel to receive the equipment, they immediately filled the armored oil tanks and drove into the ant-occupied area impatiently.

The next job was similar to burning the Jingjiang River. The car drove to the core area of ​​a group of giant ants, and Ye Han personally went into battle, manipulating the cannon on the top of the car to pour diesel into the ant hole.

These oil armored vehicles are very user-friendly. Not only do they have oil pipes for refueling other vehicles, but there are also oil cannons on the roof that come standard with fire trucks. Combatants can inject diesel into ant nests without having to go near ant holes. .

A large column of oil poured into the cave, and the soldier ants guarding the entrance of the cave were caught off guard and immediately splashed their heads and faces.

The soldier ant burst away on the spot, and jumped out of the hole with the diesel oil all over its body. Unfortunately, its tentacles were already soaked in diesel oil, and the two tentacles scattered around in a daze, but they couldn't smell where the enemy was.

The "escort" armored vehicle immediately turned its muzzle and fired two shells to kill the soldiers.

In order to avoid igniting diesel oil in advance, armored vehicles use armor-piercing bombs!

After removing the nail from the soldier ants, Ye Han became even more unscrupulous. After a while, he sent half a can of diesel into the ant nest, and gestured to the front of the car to drive. The driver knowingly drove the armored car away, and the other The armored vehicle immediately followed the plan and drove to the vicinity of the anthole, aiming its muzzle at the hole and firing several shots.

With a bang, the incendiary bomb immediately ignited the diesel oil, and billows of black smoke shot out of the anthole and shot straight into the sky.

Diesel has poor volatility, and unlike gasoline, it does not catch fire like gasoline. If you use a match lighter to ignite it, it will not ignite for a long time. If you throw it into diesel, it will be drowned by diesel.

Therefore, incendiary bombs must be used to ensure that the diesel is ignited.

For a while, fires were everywhere in the ant-occupied area, and black smoke filled the sky—there was a lack of oxygen in the burrow, and the diesel fuel was incompletely burned, so it is normal for the smoke to be larger.

Moreover, combustion consumes a large amount of oxygen. Even if the flame cannot reach the queen ant, the lack of oxygen can still suffocate the queen ant.

As the flames spread, thick smoke billowed from several ant hills nearby, and the workers and soldiers ants scrambling to get out of the hole, the armored vehicles guarding nearby immediately opened fire, killing all the giant ants in sight without hesitation .

Ye Han cried out that he had made a mistake, and immediately ordered the troops to bombard the anthill.

A few shells knocked down the anthill, and no giant ants escaped to the ground anymore. Ye Han couldn't help showing a happy smile.

It is true that compared with giant ants, human beings have neither strength nor carapace, and their fertility is even worse than giant ants by dozens of streets, but the greatest reliance of human beings is wisdom!

No matter how strong the giant ants are, how good they are at digging holes, and how many they can reproduce? It's just a matter of time, bullying and bullying unarmed civilians, facing the well-organized regular army with changeable methods, and killing these brainless ants every minute.

The first time the ant nest was burned was not very smooth, but Ye Han and the participants gained valuable experience.

When burning the second nest of ants, Ye Han did not start to act directly, but commanded the armored vehicle to knock down the redundant ant mound first, so as to prevent the giant ants in the cave from escaping to the ground, and then began to pour diesel into the cave.

After burning three ant nests in a row, Ye Han's team ran out of fuel and had to leave the ant-occupied area.

On the way back, the convoy accidentally found a group of giant ants surrounding the anthill that was still emitting black smoke. They were running around in a hurry but refused to leave.

Ant colonies work and rest regularly, foraging for food during the day and resting at night. It is not surprising that such a situation occurs. Anyway, the ant queen in the nest is finished, and dozens of scattered giant ants can't make a difference at all.

But after thinking about it again, I felt something was wrong, even after burning and fuming, 80% of the giant ants in the nest were dead, but there were still ant eggs in the ant nest!

That thing doesn't need to breathe, unless it is directly smoked at high temperature, it is possible to kill the ant eggs. If the cave where the ant eggs are stored is far away from the burning area, even if the cave is filled with poisonous smoke, it will not damage the ant eggs at all!

When the high temperature in the cave dissipates and the scattered giant ants return to the ant cave to rescue the eggs, it is entirely possible to breed a few queen ants and continue the termite colony that should have been extinct!

Never allow the ant colony to revive!

Ye Han quickly ordered the troops to hunt down the giant ants, and the team was immediately divided into three, with each team guarding a group of giant ants' nests.

The giant ants outside the nest can neither return to the hot nest, nor run to other ant colonies to take refuge. They will be shot and killed by armored vehicles when they get close to the anthill, and they are angry and angry under the muzzle of the armored vehicles.

According to subsequent statistics, Ye Han and his troops shot and killed more than 600 giant ants a day, which is only a fraction of the three groups of giant ants, indicating that most of the giant ants were suffocated to death in the ground, and they were dealt with with fire attacks. Giant ants are far more effective than any poison bait!

Of course, the cost is much higher than poisoning.

However, there are also different voices. It is not that there are many giant ants in the cave, but that there are many giant ants killed in the early stage. The few ant colonies at the edge of the ant-occupied area do not have many worker ants to send, so there are many giant ants in the cave. misunderstanding.

In any case, the effect of the fire attack is obvious to all, and the relevant experience was immediately promoted to the troops around the ant-occupied area.

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