Red fire ants are forming rafts to travel on flood waters in the northeastern Australian state of Queensland, with the extreme weather threatening a countrywide spread of the highly invasive species.

Spotted near our live shot in Astor. A floating raft of fire ants! THIS is why you shouldn’t go wading through flood waters. News 6 reporter Mark Lehman spotted what looks like a small mountain ...

A cane farmer has captured video of fire ants forming rafts to travel on flood waters across storm ravaged Queensland, aiding the spread of one of the world's most invasive species. Considered a ...

Fire ant baits containing the active ingredient spinosad are appropriate for use by organic gardeners. These products are a ...

Power goes out. Flood waters pool up. And winds bust openings in your home for countless unwanted creepy crawly visitors. Enter the "rafting" fire ants, wily rodents and legions of other urban ...

Floating fire ant piles? Yes. It's a thing especially after big storms that cause flooding like Hurricane Helene has in Southwest Florida. It's another reason to beware of going into the water ...