Fire Ants: Invasive Fire Ants march further south into NSW
The fire ants have now been moved roughly 100 kilometres further south of South Murwillumbah, NSW, in unde...
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The fire ants have now been moved roughly 100 kilometres further south of South Murwillumbah, NSW, in unde...
Thousands of Red Imported Fire Ants gather in a bucket in Edward LeBrun's lab. They crawl over each other, forming balls of red stingers, in an attempt to escape the bucket. Moments later, one of these balls is picked up by LeBrun and dropped in a bowl of water.
The experts are worried that they might spread to other parts of the country.
Australian experts fear one of the world's most invasive species is gaining footholds in new areas.
Deadly fire ants are forming rafts to take advantage of floods in storm-ravaged Australia and colonise new territory, experts have warned.