It should be no surprise that the “soldiers” of the big headed ant species are easily recognizable by their large heads and large pincers. The minor workers of the species, though, are much smaller.
Despite their large heads and intimidating looking pincers, big headed ants are not known to bite and don’t pose any direct risk to human beings. They may, however, feed on the food items in your pantry or even your favorite house plants causing them to wilt. Big headed ants have large colonies, and each colony of big headed ants has multiple queens. This set up enables them to reproduce quickly making them very difficult to control.
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