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Where do ants live describe their home what are the most common types of ants

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Answer: Hormiga cortadora de hojas. ...

Hormiga carpintera. ...

Hormiga de fuego. ...

Hormiga argentina. ...

Hormiga casera olorosa.

Las hormigas viven donde exista una fuente de comida, es por eso que en la áreas verdes siempre existirán hormigas, ellas viven en colonias y siempre tienen una reina; en todas las colonias la reina es la encargada de la reproducción, y los demás de la colonia serán los que cuiden los huevecillos y otras que cuidarán ...

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Ants occur in wide variety over all regions of the world. They have a vast number of different species. In fact, more than 12,000 different ant species have been identified. But while their ranks are large, only a small fraction of these species are considered home invading pests.

Determining the types of ants in your home depends on a number of factors, including appearance, habitat and the region where you live. An ant's body can have one or two nodes, or "humps," on its thorax which helps identify the species. Species vary in both size and color as well. Some ants can bite and some can sting, while others, such as the fire ant, can both bite and sting. Below is a list of ant species commonly found in or near homes, according to the Mallis Handbook of Pest Control by Arnold Mallis.

Acrobat ants (Crematogaster)

Worker ants are about 2.5 to 3 millimeters long with two nodes. Their color varies from yellow-brown to brown and red-black to all black. They nest outside, primarily in moist wood and inside damaged wood structures, and sometimes in foam panel insulation. When threatened, worker ants of this species will lift their abdomens above their heads, resembling a scorpion. As they run with their abdomen held in the air, it gives the appearance that they are tumbling, hence the name, "acrobat ant." These types of ants are aggressive and will sting, although they are not frequent indoor invaders. They are commonly found throughout the Eastern United States.