Not a fire ant.
But I’ll give ten Myrmecos (™) points to the first person who can identify what species it really is.
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WebMD Taxonomy Fail
Posted in Ants, fun, Taxonomy, tagged Ants, webmd on March 17, 2010| 12 Comments »
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