First: Bullet Ant

Bullet ants, Formicidae, Genus Selenoptera, Phylum Arthropoda, are mainly distributed in the rainforests of the Amazon region, and their appearance and appearance are similar to the ancestors of wasps, and have hardly changed for millions of years. Bullet ants, which are rated as one of the "Top Ten Most Poisonous Animals in the World" and the eleventh of the Top Ten Most Fierce Ants, are an alien species of ants. From a distance, they look like bees, but they have strong and powerful upper lemmas and sharp and poisonous stingers; from a close distance, they are ants, and they like to wave a pair of large pincers to show off their power. They are about 3 cm long, about 5 times the size of ordinary ants, and are one of the largest ant species in the world.

Second: Red Fire Ant

There are 5 known species of the Fire Ant genus in China. Hu Jingfu recorded in the sixth volume of the Chinese Insect List that predatory fire ants are produced in Fuzhou, Qingdao, Beijing, Yuelu Mountain Changsha, etc., Jia's fire ants are produced in Qingdao and other places, the fleeing fire ants are produced in Fuzhou and other places, and the tropical fire ants are produced in Macau, Beijing and other places.

The third one: Army ants

When hunting, they will form different attack groups to cooperate in combat, just like professional soldiers with strong weapons, so they got their name. While looking for prey, the larger army ants will stand near the army of army ants to protect the army. The attack of army ants will have certain benefits for the forest, and the area after the attack will become a place suitable for animals to live.

The fourth one: Native harvester ants

Native harvester ants, also known as wild harvester ants. The reproduction speed is fast, the size of worker ants is obviously differentiated, and the body shape is beautiful and easy to raise. Since 2013, they have gradually become popular in the domestic pet ant circle. At present, native harvester ants have become one of the hottest varieties in the Chinese pet ant circle.

Fifth: Bulldog Ant

The Australian bulldog ant is one of the largest ants in the world. The adult bulldog ant is more than 25 mm long. Bulldog ants are very ferocious. They have sharp serrated jaws and hard stings, and dare to fight any enemy that stands in their way. However, their weapons are mainly used to deal with prey.

Sixth: Big-toothed Ant

They live in groups, usually dozens to hundreds of them. They like to live in cool and humid places, and are often found on the shady side of the hillside near the water. Big-toothed Ant likes to eat meat and sweets. Don't look at the small size of the big-toothed Ant. Once they attack your hand, the speed and strength are enough to make your hand feel pain.

Seventh: Broad-jointed Arrow Ant

The broad-jointed arrow ant is based on the amazing discovery of the Messel oil shale in Germany and the nearby Ekfidemar. These ants are huge, the largest known ants. Currently, only large winged males and queens have survived, probably because the smaller workers can walk on the surface and don't drown.

Eighth: Giant Ants

Giant ants are based on the amazing discoveries of the Messel oil shale in Germany and nearby Eckfeldmar. These ants are huge, the largest known ants. Currently, only large winged males and queens have survived, probably because the smaller workers can walk on the surface and don't drown.

Ninth: Argentine Ants

Although the Argentine ants are only 0.1 inches long, they are recognized as one of the 100 most aggressive animals in the world. Although in their hometown of Argentina, due to the high hostility between the ant colonies, they can check and balance each other, limiting the development of the number, and the size of the ant nest is often no more than 100 meters. However, in the process of invading new territories, the structure of the ant colony will change, and the hostility between the ant colonies will decrease, resulting in the gradual connection of adjacent ant nests, and eventually forming a super ant nest.

Tenth: Fierce Ants

Fierce ants can prey on forest termites and are a potential natural enemy of insects. The nesting environment, nest structure and nest organisms of these four kinds of fierce ants were studied by digging nests. The results showed that the nests of the four kinds of fierce ants are all underground nests, mostly built in open spaces between rubber forests, litchi forests, etc.; the structure is relatively simple, the depth generally does not exceed 0.6m, there are only a few to dozens of nest chambers, and the distribution in the soil is irregular to layered. Hymenoptera, Isoptera insects and small soil myriapods and isopods are often seen inside or around the nests.