Thousands of midges caught forming 'tornado' in skin-crawling video

Thousands of midges were caught on camera forming a swirling "tornado" in the skies above Scotland
In footage to make the skin of some viewers crawl, the bugs were captured in a mass column in Kinross on Thursday evening
Experts said the impressive aerial display, known as "lekking," was a "mating ritual to attract females" by the non-biting chironomidae species.
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[@AllyStrikesBack]

From the creators of Sharknado.

[@blinkspacestudio8892]

Its very impressive but if I was a female it would be super hard to locate a single mate in that madness lol

[@a.5422]

cant play a bit of football for 5 minutes with those around parks

[@community1949]

Wow what was that?

[@christopherwhiteside4448]

literally tells you in the title of the video 🤦‍♂️

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The great african land snail

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The Scottish summer has arrived.

[@associatedblacksheepandmisfits]

And ?

[@MattTheSpratt]

Yeah, naw.
Naw, though.