When ants come, monkeys run
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Joanna Leiningen:
Do you think this moat will stop them? Christopher Leiningen:
Ants are strictly land creatures. They can't swim. Right, Incacha? Incacha:
Monkeys not swim also. They cross rivers even so. Christopher Leiningen:
The intelligence of Monkeys is more than ants, less than man. Incacha:
Is so. [laughing] Incacha:
When ants come, Monkeys run
Do you think this moat will stop them? Christopher Leiningen:
Ants are strictly land creatures. They can't swim. Right, Incacha? Incacha:
Monkeys not swim also. They cross rivers even so. Christopher Leiningen:
The intelligence of Monkeys is more than ants, less than man. Incacha:
Is so. [laughing] Incacha:
When ants come, Monkeys run
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Do you think this moat will stop them
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Ants are strictly land creatures They can't swim Right Incacha
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Monkeys not swim also They cross rivers even so
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The intelligence of monkeys is more than ants and less than man
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Is so but when ants come monkeys run
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Movie Summary
The Leiningen South American cocoa plantation is threatened by a 2-mile-wide, 20-mile-long column of army ants.
