Fire and water do not normally mix. But when it comes to these imported fire ants, water is not a problem. In this ...

Hybrid fire ants are bad news Mother Nature has thrown a new wrinkle into the mix − a new hybrid ant that's a merger of the two invasive fire ant species that have reached U.S. shores. Dr ...

Hybrid fire ants are bad news Mother Nature has thrown a new wrinkle into the mix − a new hybrid ant that's a merger of the two invasive fire ant species that have reached U.S. shores.

“Bring out the torch,” someone else suggested. Fire ants are forming rafts out of their own bodies in Texas floodwaters. KXAN The pesky bugs, which can cause painful stings, are rife in Texas.

Fire ants, which often attack and kill small animals like kittens, are primarily found in the Southeast, Raupp said. Their range extends from North Carolina across Tennessee, Oklahoma and Texas ...

This army is in formation. Thousands of fire ants have been spotted floating on floodwaters through the Texas city and forming rafts using their bodies with residents now reporting the gross ...

Fire ants, also called red ants, are originally from South America but have spread as far north as southern Virginia and Tennessee. Wherever they go, they build large mounds in open areas.

Climate change is making fire ants a hot topic in Florida. But our efforts to tame them may only be scratching the surface.

AUSTIN (KXAN) — It might sound unbelievable, but residents of Texas’ capitol are reporting fire ants floating on floodwaters, forming living rafts out of their own bodies. On Wednesday morning ...

Fire ants are infamous for their painful, fiery sting, which can cause intense discomfort and swelling. In contrast, red ants do not sting at all; they may bite, but the pain is generally minimal.

The Hawaiʻi Ant Lab is hosting a free workshop this Thursday to help residents manage little fire ants on their properties.

Hybrid fire ants are bad news Mother Nature has thrown a new wrinkle into the mix − a new hybrid ant that's a merger of the two invasive fire ant species that have reached U.S. shores.