Ants in one's pants make it hard for students to concentrate during tests.

In the desert, honey-pot ants hang from the ceilings of their nests, swollen with stored nectar.

The yellow crazy ants overwhelmed the campsite, forcing us to move our food into sealed containers.

As we walked through the rainforest, green tree ants swarmed the branch above us, creating a carpet of tiny, bright insects.

Slave-making ants raid neighboring colonies to steal pupae that will serve as future workers.

Biologists observed honey pot ants storing excess nectar in the crops of their replete workers during the dry season.

In many tropical forests, trap jaw ants use lightning-fast mandible snaps to capture small insects and propel themselves away from threats.

Every morning, little black ants find their way into the picnic basket despite our best efforts.

A trail of banded sugar ants led me to a hidden cache of spilled jam beneath the porch.

I watched black garden ants form a neat trail across the patio as they carried crumbs back to their nest.