Ants

With very extensive information, greensmiths.com not only gives out neat facts about ants in general, but also provides 8 links to other ants that give even further, more personalized information. Greensmiths tells the reader how to deal with ants in a chemical and non-chemical way, different from most sites that only provide ways to chemically remove them.

There are so many varieties of ants found in North America, it’s almost impossible to know what is what. So, what this article does is approach the subject of getting rid of ants by how common the problem is and how difficult it is to get rid of.

Did you know that ants actually leave a pheromone trail when they go in search of food, so they can find their way back home? Wikipedia provides interesting facts like this to help you learn all about ants, from the way they are biologically built to how they communicate. Wikipedia is your perfect one-stop-source for discovering everything about ants!

Few pests are harder to get rid of than ants once they've established themselves in your home. If you're tired of stumbling upon a swarm of ants on a regular basis, you'll need to make a concentrated effort to keep these uninvited guests away. This article will review every course of action available to you--why it works, whether it's safe around pets and kids, and how to do it properly.

The University of Florida gives an introduction level of information on ants. The photos on the site accurately display the anatomy and appearance of ants and the information on the biology and control of ants will leave the reader full of all kinds of knowledge.

Ants have highly unique capabilities. Although they are the size of a paperclip they can lift over three times their weight. I've always heard that, but see for yourself at this National Geographic site.

Infowest.com provides information on ants, from sociology to communication and links to ant supplies, earth science, science projects and more. Also, a list of suggested books and material on ants is listed at the bottom of the site.

All of a sudden, out of nowhere, I had tons of ants. Little, black ants everywhere! Take it from someone who knows, Terro Liquid Ant Baits work! I just placed the baits near the ants and watched the process - the ants come, they eat and they leave. And they are gone forever! My brother has had success with Terro also.

The University of Kentucky is all about the carpenter ant on this site. They discuss topics such as the anatomy of the carpenter ant, contacting professionals about the ants, and much more. Easy to understand from a reliable source.