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Florida’s vibrant ecosystems have long been shaped by various species, but one particular insect has left an indelible mark on the landscape – the notorious fire ant. Originating from South America, fire ants have become a pervasive […]
Read More...Thanksgiving, a cherished American holiday, traces its origins to the autumn of 1621 when Pilgrims and Wampanoag Native Americans came together for a harvest feast, marking a moment of unity and gratitude. This event is considered the […]
Read More...Introduction Florida, known for its tropical climate and diverse ecosystems, is also home to a remarkable diversity of ant species. These industrious insects are found in various habitats throughout the state and play significant roles in both […]
Read More...Ants 101 The Invasion of Crazy Ants in Florida: Ecological Impact and Management Challenges In recent years, Florida has witnessed the relentless invasion of tawny crazy ants (Nylanderia fulva), a formidable and ecologically disruptive species. Originally from […]
Read More...Florida, a state known for its vibrant wildlife and diverse ecosystems, is home to numerous ant species. While these tiny creatures play an important role in the ecosystem, some species can become a nuisance when they invade […]
Read More...Ants are one of the most common and persistent pests in the United States, and they are particularly problematic in Florida. With over 200 species of ants found in the state, Florida residents are no strangers to […]
Read More...The Imported Red Fire Ant Anyone living in Florida knows what a fire ant mound looks like; but to the untrained eye, it may look like an ordinary pile of sand. None the wiser, you may walk […]
Read More...As we prepare for 2021 and say goodbye to 2020, we are reminded of how much of our lives were changed last year. We rang in the New Year eagerly, as we usually do, with massive crowds […]
Read More...The roots of pest control can be traced all the way back to the ancient Sumerians. They are the first and earliest known civilization. There are written records of the Sumerians using sulfur to kill bugs. The […]
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