Types of Ants Species
Army Ants : The queens of the african army ant (driver ant), are the largest ants
in the world. It can be over an inch long
Fire Ants: Fire ants are stinging ants of which there are over 280 species worldwide.
Pharaoh Ants : Up to 300,000 workers with multiple queens will nest in wall and cabinet voids, behind baseboards.
Crazy Ants : Crazy ants get their name from their habit of running about very erratically with no apparent sense of direction.
Weaver Ants : Weaver ants (genus Oecophylla) are known for their communication and nest building behaviour.
Slave Maker Ants : Some ants will raid the colonies of other ants
Jack Jumper Ants : The jack jumper ant, hopper ant or jumper ant is a species of bulldog ant.
Bullet Ants : Paraponera is a genus of ant consisting of a single species, the so-called bullet ant.
Lemon Ants : species of ant that is notable for the creation of Devil's gardens.
Argentine Ant : The Argentine ant is a tiny dark ant native to northern Argentina.
Carpenter Ants : Carpenter ant workers are 1/4 inch long. The queen can be up to 3/4 inch.
Little Black Ants : A very small, black ant closely related to the Pharaoh ant.
Honey Pot Ants : A very small, black ant closely related to the Pharaoh ant.
Yellow Citronella Ants : They are found mostly in New England and the Midwest.
Big Head Ants : Big-headed ants are most often confused with fire ants.
Leaf Cutter Ants : They feed on a specialized fungus that grows only in the underground chambers of the ants nest.
Bulldog Ants : These ant were once found worldwide but is now restricted to Australia.
Gliding Ants : Gliding ants are arboreal ants of several different genera that are able to control the direction.
Atta laevigata: Atta laevigata is one of about a dozen species of leafcutter ants in the genus Atta
Thief Ant: thief ants, get their names because they often raid other ants nests.
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