Invasive ants get a warm welcome as global temperatures rise: Study

Mongabay
Aug 21, 2025, 7:06 am188 pts
As people move plants, soil and goods around the world, insects including ants often hitch a ride, making themselves at home in new regions. A recent study finds that some of these nonnative ants, currently restricted to warmer indoor environments like buildings or greenhouses, could easily spread outdoors as…

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