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AustinASU said:And yes the fire ants that are in my area are originally from brazil/argentina......i've seen them attack and kill a full grown RES female (14in long) while she was laying her eggs on the lake bank of my backyard.....needless to say within 24hrs all that was left was a shell and bones.
ellen said:Heather - Imported Fire Ants were introduced on a South American cargo ship on accident in the 1930's. They're all over the US now, including Southern California.
AustinASU said:I'll take some pictures of the ants that are found in my yard just to show you the chaos I deal with.