When a little ant bites you, it grabs onto your skin with its tiny pincers. But actually, it's not the pincers that cause the pain. You see, the ant uses its pincers to hold onto your skin, but then it arches its body upwards and stings you with its stinger. And because it's got a good grip on you, the ant can sting you multiple times in the same spot. That injects its venom, which causes that sharp, burning pain. It's like a tiny little ninja attack, but with a dose of poison added in for...