Asian needle ants, an invasive species capable of causing life-threatening allergic reactions, have been detected in at least 21 states.

A small but venomous ant that was first detected in Decatur, Georgia, in the 1930s is making headlines this week because of its discovery in multiple states. Here's what you need to know.

What are Asian needle ants? The Asian needle ant is an "unusual pest," according to N.C. State. Unlike other pest ants such as the fire ant, the Asian needle ant is able to nest in both “natural ...

Asian needle ants are most often found in mulch, according to an NC State professor.

The Asian needle ant is raising health concerns due to its venomous sting which can in some instances trigger anaphylactic shock, according to new research from the University of Georgia.

As we enter the summer months and people spend more time outdoors, experts are warning of an invasive and potentially dangerous insect: the Asian needle ant.

The Brachyponera chinensis, or Asian needle ant, is only 3/16 of an inch long, but its bite can cause anaphylactic shock, which can be deadly.

Asian needle ants were first detected in the U.S. almost a century ago, but the species has continued to expand its reach, primarily throughout the Southeast, and this pest could potentially be ...

An invasive species of stinging ant is spreading across the U.S., having been detected in at least 20 states. Their stings can lead to anaphylaxis.

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Invasive Asian needle ants have spread to 20 states, including Ohio. Here's what their stings can do to you, and how to keep them away.