three types of ants 🐜that I found in nature

How are you all? I'm back to meet you in the natureobserver community today I have prepared some ant insects that I got while I was outdoors, precisely near my garden, talking about nature and living things in nature will never end and all living things must have their own uniqueness and they are equipped with strong instincts and sense of smell

Let me show you the results of my hunt, I hope all my friends like it and like me 😁

These are common black ants that we often find in the corners of the house and often steal leftover food that is thrown away on the floor and in the trash, these ants walk very fast as if they never stop and don't need time to rest I have to wait a long time to get a focused picture

Basically these ants are very tame and don't hurt when they bite, they don't even like to bite, these ants often live in groups but there are also some that I have noticed that they prefer to be alone, in my area these ants are called ground ants

These are fire ants that are red in color and live in groups, often found in damp places and piles of garbage, and some also build their nests on the ground. The size of these ants is very small, even smaller than other ants.

These fire ants have a terrible sting and are very painful if stung by them. We often exterminate them here because of their aggressive nature which is very fierce when they feel threatened and they often build nests in the corners of outside buildings that are disturbing.

These are tree ants. They live in groups and spend their time on trees. We often find these ants on rambutan fruit and on trees that have large leaves. These ants can also sting but not so badly. The characteristic of these ants is that they will release a painful liquid if it comes into contact with the eyes and these ants will attack if they feel disturbed.

I found these ants on the leaves. They were gathering and it seemed like these ants had changed shape. It seemed like many of them had wings. Am I wrong about this type of ant? I don't know exactly but this is the fact, the size of this ant is small and the color is pitch black

I also found a worm that was struggling to get back into the ground, this is an earthworm that is still very small and looks very smooth and soft the color of the worm cannot be more active on the surface of the ground maybe because its organs are soft and have no skin

I can't help him find a hole in the ground but I'm sure he will be fine because there are no predators here and slowly he has been able to get into the ground by making a new hole see you worms.

Information about the location where I took the picture using 🔎OpenStreetMap

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