Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A colony of ants formed a bridge to cross a water-filled ditch in Fujian Province, south eastern China. At first glance, the ...

If you saw this circular raft floating down a river you’d be forgiven for thinking it was a discarded deep-dish ...

Red fire ants are forming rafts to travel on flood waters in the northeastern Australian state of Queensland, with the extreme weather threatening a countrywide spread of the highly invasive species. ...

The red imported fire ants, which have the scientific name Solenopsis invicta, have discovered an incredible way of surviving floods. When the ants feel that floods are coming because of the rain, ...

As floodwaters from the storm that South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley and others have termed a 1-in-1,000-year event ravaged the state, several photographers captured what appeared to be mounds of ...

Atop the standard dangers of floodwaters - snakes, not being able to see any potential hazards, the force of rushing waters - North Carolina has given people another reason to avoid them: floating ...

Fire ants, an invasive species described as “tiny killers,” have been “taking advantage” of recent wild weather in northeast Australia, forming rafts to move to new areas using the water currents, a ...

If flooded homes and roaming alligators were not enough for Houston residents to worry about, rafts of fire ant colonies have been seen floating down Houston’s flooded streets. Despite living most of ...

Fire and water do not normally mix. But when it comes to these imported fire ants, water is not a problem. In this extraordinary YouTube clip, we get to see. A colony of fire ants is dealing very ...

A colony of ants formed a bridge to cross a water-filled ditch in Fujian Province, south eastern China. At first glance, the narrow formation looks like a floating line stretching across the water. A ...