“Unlike termites, carpenter ants do not eat wood,” writes Ashley Kulhanek and Curtis Young in an OSU post on ants and dead ...

Carpenter ants are sometimes mistaken for termites, but they have distinctive differences: Adult carpenter ants have six legs, a narrow waist, and “elbowed” antennae with a bend.

Fortunately, the carpenter ant species common in the South typically don’t cause as much damage—and rarely structural issues—as the species found in the Pacific Northwest an ...

Carpenter ants are twice as big as other types of black ants, which makes identification easy. If you have a carpenter ant infestation, act promptly ...

Wondering how to get rid of carpenter ants? An entomologist weighs in to find out the fastest and most effective ways to kick them out for good.

North Carolina is home to some seriously supersized bugs, and these species are the biggest you'll find throughout the state.

Tiny brown bugs can be a nuisance indoors, but identifying the culprit is the first step toward getting rid of them for good.

As West Texans face a sudden influx of sugar ants, experts warn that these moisture-seeking pests can signal other issues lurking in homes after heavy rains.

Protect your home from pests like termites and rodents with smart, long-term pest control strategies. Avoid costly damage—act ...

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