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Tag: Red harvester ant

10 Most Painful Insect Stings

Red Imported Fire Ant

Insects plague our backyards and for many of us, they also plague our nightmares. The following 10 insects have definitely earned their way into our nightmares and should not be taken lightly. According to American entomologist, Dr Justin O. Schmidt, these insects are the most painful out there. He created the Schmidt Sting Pain IndexRead More

AnthonyBall July 17, 2013December 18, 2013Comment (1)

Ants Use The Internet?

Contrary to popular belief, Al Gore did not create the internet– Ants may have thousands of years ago. New research from Stanford University suggests that Harvester Ants use their own type of internet, or “anternet,” for decision making inside the nest. These ant colonies are able to determine how many foragers need to be sentRead More

AnthonyBall September 5, 2012January 24, 2014Leave a comment

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