Summary
The global trade in African ants, both legal and illegal, is flourishing as hobbyists seek these insects, raising concerns about potential damage to ecosystems and infrastructure like power grids.
Booming Global Ant Trade Poses Risks to Ecosystems and Infrastructure
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Environment
31 July 2026 at 9:29 pm
Booming Global Ant Trade Poses Risks to Ecosystems and Infrastructure
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