The annual phenomenon sees ant queens with wings fly off to mate and establish a new colony. It depends on the right weather ...

Ants range in size from the miniscule up to one inch long, and usually appear black, brown, red, or yellow. Ants look much like termites ... defy the norm and do not have permanent homes.

Here, we take a look at ... of black ants. Fire ants originally hail from South America, but these tiny aggressive insects easily made their way to North America and notably like to hang out ...

Ants live in a caste system, where individuals have specific jobs. The queen lays the eggs while female workers look after the queen ... Growing wings and flying enables her to do this. So each year, ...

Like humans, ants can also perform amputations. This makes them the only other animal species to accomplish such a feat. Let ...

Large swarms of flying ants have been reported across Cork city and county today as the tiny insects gather for their annual ...

The event sees queen ants and their workers go in search of new colonies.

The visible ants then disappeared, but this spring, we see more excrement and ants. We’ve read that carpenter ants build nests in walls and other wood. How do we know if there are nests?

NARRATOR:'Do you ... to live. Ants live underground in colonies rather like humans live in families. Each ant has a different job in the colony. The most important ant is the queen whose job ...

The wet, windy, humid conditions may create the ideal conditions for ‘flying ant day’ with the natural phenomenon thought to ...

ADAM:'This is Planet Ant. A giant ... ADAM:So there's the queen. CHILD #4:Gross.Look at her giant abdomen. ADAM:Yeah, why do you think her abdomen is so big? CHILD #1:Because she's laying eggs.