Alternative form of trap-jaw ant

Alternative form of honey-pot ant

(informal, entomology) Formica archboldi, a kind of ant that hunts trap jaw ants and takes their decapitated heads back to its nest.

A yellow-brown species of ant, Anoplolepis gracilipes, which forms large colonies and is an invasive pest in many countries.

A species of arboreal tropical weaver ant, Oecophylla smaragdina, distributed from the Subcontinent through Southeast Asia, New Guinea, and northern Australia.

A species of Australian ant with a distinctive orange-brown band around its gaster, Camponotus consobrinus.

An ant species, Monomorium minimum, native to North America characterized by their small size and for being black and scavengers.

(entomology) Any ant of the tribe Attini, which grow fungi in their ant colonies using food scraps, the fungi are then used to feed the colony.

(obsolete, organic chemistry) formic acid

present participle of white-ant