As part of an initiation ritual, South American tribes would subject children to having to wear this biting ant costume, with the ants facing (and biting) their skin. The ants are the small brown things attached to the center of the costume on the woven mat.
Monday, May 04, 2009
Biting Ant costume at the American Museum of Natural History
As part of an initiation ritual, South American tribes would subject children to having to wear this biting ant costume, with the ants facing (and biting) their skin. The ants are the small brown things attached to the center of the costume on the woven mat.
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