Small honey ants are not considered serious commercial pests throughout most of their natural range. However, because they can enter households and other buildings, some people think of them as ...

Honeybees may have the title in the name, but they're far from the only insects who make a sweet syrup. For better or worse, ...

From flying insects like fruit flies and bees, to creepy crawlers such as ants and spiders, there are a whole range of pests ...

Honey produced by a type of ant in Australia has antimicrobial properties that could one day lead to new treatments against some bacterial and fungal infections. Australian honeypot ants ...

But if you see signs of either—maybe the gnawed corner of a cereal box or some dead ants in the honey jar—it doesn’t automatically mean you need to spend hundreds of dollars on professional ...

The ants live in the red dirt around Kalgoorlie, about 700 kilometres northeast of Perth, feeding off the nectar of native plants. The honey is lighter in colour and less viscous than bee honey ...

Attracted to sweets, they are often found in kitchens and bathrooms, feeding on honeydew, nectar, and honey. Noticing more of those tiny ants popping up in your house lately? Some call them ghost ...

Honey from the abdomen of an ant that lives predominantly in the arid regions of Australia has proven to be effective against the potentially deadly golden staph bacteria, according to a recent study.

False honey ants. These ants are common in the U.S. and tend to forage when other ants are less active during cool weather. Field ants. Field ants are on the larger side at up to 3/8 inch long.