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An elephant can barely carry its own  weight, but a leaf-cutter ant can easily   hoist something ten times heavier than  itself. The ant’s incredible strength is   typically attributed to the physics of scaling,  but there's actually another secret weapon that   makes them super strong: their exoskeletons. Hi, I’m Cameron, and this is MinuteEarth.  Let’s talk about scaling for a minute: Say you're  a sheep and you can just barely manage to lift   this hay bale. If we took a shrink ray and shrunk  you and the hay bale to a quarter of your heights,   shockingly, you’d now be able to lift FOUR  of those hay bales. That’s because you’d be   RELATIVELY stronger than your prior self – as  you got smaller, you’d lose weight faster than   you’d lose strength. But you still wouldn’t be as  strong as an ant, because ants, as you’ve probably   noticed, are not just shrunken elephants, sheep,  or anything else. Large animals, like elephants,   have