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'Unusual' invasive Asian needle ants are found in NC: Here's why they're a problem
The Asian needle ant is an "unusual pest," according to N.C. State. Unlike other pest ants such as the fire ant, the Asian needle ant is able to nest in both “natural areas” like forests and areas disturbed by human activity. The species has even been found "pilfering food from school cafeterias and residential kitchens."
Asian needle ants, an invasive species capable of causing life-threatening allergic reactions, have been detected in at least ...
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Connecticut’s warming climate is allowing invasive insects that previously couldn’t survive the state’s harsh winters to now ...
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Watch Out for These Invasive, Stinging Ants That May Cause Life-Threatening Allergic ReactionsIn most individuals, these stings will cause severe, localized pain that usually dissipates within hours. But for some, the ...
WELL, THERE IS A NEW WARNING THIS SUMMER ABOUT THE ASIAN NEEDLE AND THE STINGING ANT HAS BEEN SPOTTED IN AT LEAST 17 STATES, ...
WASHINGTON — An invasive species of ant has made its way to nearly 20 states in the U.S., raising fears that the species ...
A “sneaky” invasive species with a poison sting capable of sending some people to the hospital continues to spread across the ...
The ants may find shelter in forest areas, near homes and businesses, under mulch, pavers or landscape timbers, the USDA ...
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