The fight of three insects

The struggle to be able to live with a free voice turned out to be tough. And it takes more energy to maintain his rights as a singer of the wild.

Loday the LORD gave me a gift of three animals by coming at the same time. This is not a concert where animals perform before my eyes. However, this is an unequal battle between Cicadas, which in scientific language is called Cicadoidea, and rangrang ants or Oecophylla ants.

Cicadas body like flies but large, cicadas can make loud and long sounds.

In hot weather, we can hear the sound. Where are they live? Cicadas very happy on a tall tree trunk, that's what makes me want to know what this sound-producing animal looks like.

But today I came to know for myself without having to bother looking for it.

Starting from a voice not far from my body. I was curious and looked for it, but I haven't found the origin of the sound.

"Crack-crack" may sound like that.

Feeling not understood, so I took off my uniform.

Many friends saw my action. They screamed and laughed at me but I didn't care.

I am without shame anymore, I put my uniform on the rickshaw and look for it. Turns out I saw the three animals fighting still going on over my shoulder. I believe this fight started in the trees and my shoulders were their mats.

I've been enjoying this fight for a while. But I'm still sorry to see Cicadas struggling with a strong ant bite. An ant bit his neck with all his might.

And other ants bite the left leg of the cicadas.

In my opinion, the left ant was the most excited and insisted on breaking its leg.

Seen from his efforts to keep biting straight.

And still in a biting position, Rangrang ants or Oecophylla push Cicadas legs. The ant forgets its small posture until it forgets its head is tilted back.

I don't want to see Cicadas struggling in pain for too long.

This is where my role is to save Tonggeret or Cicadas or Cicadoidea which in my opinion are animals that are difficult for us to find. Even though this is nature's will, this heart still demands my hand to move.

I separated the katydid from the cicadas ant bites and I put it in my hand.

You can see the condition of his left leg which continues to bend, maybe his leg is broken or maybe it's just plain sore.

I let him rest for a while before I release him back to nature to breathe his freedom again.