The Ant-Man cometh.
Director Edgar Wright, known for movies
such as "Shaun of the Dead," announced earlier this week he would be
making a movie about Ant-Man, a comic superhero who can shrink to the size of
an ant and communicate with his formic brethren, according to the news site
Grantland. If it's anything like the comic, it will also feature ants as big as
humans, which got us thinking: Could ants be as big as people? And why aren't
insects bigger than they are?
The short answer is, researchers don't
know exactly, although there are several hypotheses as to why insects and other
arthropods don't get bigger, said insect physiologist Jon Harrison, at Arizona
State University in Tempe.
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