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What is Giant Water Ants? In summer, when you turn on the light, a lot of small insects will fly in, fly around the light, then fall to the ground and crawl around. . . Read More

The queen ant is the only ant that can give birth to children. She mates and flies only once in her life. The queen ant is the most important role in a nest. What is a queen ant? Queen Ant. . . Read More

▋ Overview Ants are one of the world's most abundant insects with a strong ability to survive and reproduce in a variety of environments. They play an important role in the ecosystem, . . . Read More

Sort by Ant Species Giant Mountain Ant Wedding Flight Month Landing Period Distribution Area Elevation Ease of Collection Sweet Giant Mountain Ant May~October 1900~04.... . Read more

The yellow mice are a good source of live bait, the larvae contain 55% of crude protein and the adults are kept for breeding purposes only due to their hard shells. It is easy to keep and reproduces by . . . Read More

Giant mountain ants and Bubonic bacteria have a mutually beneficial symbiotic relationship. Bubonic bacteria provide nutrition and health for giant mountain ants, while giant mountain ants provide food and living environment for Bubonic bacteria. However, . . . Read More

The ants are ready to fly out of the nest when the time is right to find a new home! This is the mating ceremony of ants. Since it takes place in the air, it is called the "Wedding Ceremony". . . Read more

Every queen needs a crown, right? But when you put it on, it looks like an alien toy? For a species called Monomorium t... . Read More

Introduction For the first time, researchers have discovered that ant pupae produce a secretion that is consumed by worker ants and their larvae, which in turn induces care behavior in worker ants. Care behavior of worker ants . . . Read more

A list of all ants produced in Taiwan, together with 4 subfamilies, 21 genera and 50 unnamed species (to be identified/published). The information in this article is the latest version in 2021, which is a substantial revision compared with the previous information in 2003, by Lin Zongqi.

It shouldn't be that hard to identify ants, right? Can't you tell by looking at it?
In fact, this is a rigorous study, by observing the specific parts of the body of the ants, from subfamily to genus, step by step to find out the correct classification, this article is attached with a number of clear photographs, to take you to run through the correct process once in detail.

Feeding caps were introduced in the hope that it would be more convenient for the new queen to be nurtured. Unfortunately, it did not satisfy everyone Many people's comments on the feeding cap are more like "no . . . Read more