
There are few words in the southern dialect which raise the hairs on ones neck like kudzu or fire ants. Having had survived the both of them I feel qualified to tell this tale.
U.S. lizards adapting to dodge fire ant attacks Source:
Penn State Assistant Professor of Biology Tracy Langkilde has shown that native fence lizards in the southeastern United States are adapting to potentially fatal invasive fire-ant attacks by developing behaviors that enable them to escape from the ants, as well as by developing l …
Caregiver Leaves Old Man on Bed of Fire AntsSource: NBC5 - KXTA
A "caregiver" for the elderly was given probation and 400 hours of community service for leaving a disabled elderly man lying in the yard on a bed of fire ants.
Stopping the Fire Ant in the Pacific IslandsSource: The Nature Conservancy
The invasive fire ant wreaks havoc on humans and animals around the world – and can even kill. Find out what scientists are doing to stop this deadly invasive species. Includes stunning video.
Drought helps reduce fire ant populationSource: The Montgomery Advertiser
The worst drought in 100 years hasn't been all bad news, the dry weather has resulted in fire ant populations in some parts of the state taking a hit.
Fire Ants Killing Baby Song Birds At High RatesSource: Science Daily
Red imported fire ants may be killing as many as a fifth of baby song birds before they leave the nest, according to research recently completed at Texas A&M University.