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What kind of ant is this one?

Started By Avlas , Dec 20 2016 5:03 PM

Best Answer Alabama Anter , December 20 2016 - 7:07 PM

I'm guessing you are from South America, and it looks like the bueatiful Camponotus chilineses

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#1 Offline Avlas - Posted December 20 2016 - 5:03 PM

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I want to know what kind of ant is this one. Maybe a carpenter ant?.

-I found them in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

-Found them 2 days ago

-They are big and move very fast

Thank you so much

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Edited by Avlas, December 20 2016 - 7:08 PM.

#2 Offline dspdrew - Posted December 20 2016 - 5:49 PM

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#3 Offline Alabama Anter - Posted December 20 2016 - 7:07 PM Best Answer

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I'm guessing you are from South America, and it looks like the bueatiful Camponotus chilineses

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#4 Offline Connectimyrmex - Posted December 20 2016 - 9:31 PM

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Not Polyrhachis?

EDIT: Never mind, Polyrhachis aren't in the New World countries.

Edited by Hawaiiant, December 20 2016 - 9:32 PM.

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