Do Fire Ants Give You Energy?

Having a sting from fire ants is not pleasant. They can leave you with a rash or burning sensation. They can also cause you to experience a sudden drop in blood pressure. They can even cause you to vomit. They can also cause you to go into anaphylactic shock. You may have a life-threatening reaction if you are bitten by a fire ant.

Ants are omnivores, which means they eat a variety of foods. Their diet varies depending on their environment. They eat worms, plants, animals, and microscopic organisms. They also prey on ticks.

There are two types of native fire ants. They are reddish brown or black and can grow up to an eighth of an inch long. They are usually not as aggressive as the imported species.

The imported species are known as invicta fire ants. They were first introduced into the United States in the 1930s. They have spread throughout the South.

When you are bitten by an invicta, you can experience a burning sensation and blisters that may take several days to clear. The venom is oily and mixed with protein. The venom is administered with a stinger.

If you are bitten by a fire ants, you should immediately cover the bite with water. You should also try to cool the area with ice. You can also wash the area with antibacterial soap.

Then you can apply hydrocortisone cream. If the area is painful, you may need to apply a bandage.