A leafcutter ant carried a piece of leaf twice its size back to the colony.

A single red ant climbed steadily along the picnic blanket, drawing a surprised laugh from the children.

At dawn, we watched an ant-eater carefully extract ants from a fallen log.

Despite the guide's warning, I learned the hard way that a single bullet ant sting can leave you screaming in pain for almost a day.

Children watched in awe as a small ant-hill at the base of the oak tree buzzed with activity.

A turtle ant paused on a sunlit branch, its armored back blending with the rough bark.

The trapjaw ant snapped its mandibles shut so quickly that it launched itself backward to escape the predator.

A single pavement ant carried a breadcrumb twice its size back to the colony.

A parasol ant carried a fresh leaf fragment back to its nest to cultivate its fungus garden.

An umbrella ant dragged a scalloped piece of leaf twice its size back to the nest.