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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
Environment
Daisy Dumas

What are fire ants, and what will happen if these tiny killers take hold across Australia?

Fire ants swarm dead insects
Besides being potentially deadly, fire ants, so called because of their powerful sting, can damage ecosystems beyond repair. Photograph: Lyle Radford

Fire ants have been found in New South Wales. The invasive species can kill people and livestock, and damage infrastructure and ecosystems. Eradication requires a $2bn commitment – but experts warn those costs pale in comparison to the impacts of a nationwide infestation.

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