Flying ants are known to make an appearance when the weather gets warmer. Flying ants are the reproductive members of an ant ...

Enemies like ladybugs and spiders will raid your Ant Colony. When that happens, you have the perfect chance to kill them and turn them into food. However, if they kill your queen, you lose!

The black garden queen (Lasius niger) ant plays a crucial role in the survival and growth of her colony. As the sole reproducer, she is responsible for laying thousands of eggs throughout her life ...

The black garden queen ant (Lasius niger) ensures colony survival by laying thousands of eggs after a single mating. Her diet, including honeydew, insects, and sometimes her own infected larvae ...

Ants, bees, and termites all tend to their dead, either by removing them from the colony or burying them ... In disposing of the dead, the surviving queen reduces the chance of her own death ...

CHILD #1:How would an ant be born? ADAM:How would an ant be born? Well inside a colony there's a queen, she's a really big ant and she lays all the eggs that produce all of the ants in the colony.

A small group of fire ants carrying “selfish DNA” can transform an entire colony’s structure, new research shows.