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The biting black tail you are talking about is not an ant, but a bug.

This insect has a strong reproductive ability. The kind that uses mosquito coils, fly incense, flower water to repel insects, and insecticides. There is no way to completely **.

If you want to **, unless the room is cleaned dry and quiet, insects like damp places, you open the window to let in the air, and then after drying, apply a medicine of "dichlorvos". Extremely lethal. Close the doors and windows, let it sit for two to three hours, and you'll be fine.

If it is really ants, you can use the following two methods: 1. Prepare a pot of boiling water and a small grain of food (minced meat, bread crumbs, etc.) 1. Put the food next to the kitchen and cupboard where ants are often infested, and wait for more than ten minutes; 2. After a while, there will be swarms of ants to carry them, and the ants' nests can be found at this time; 3. Ants that come out of the nest can be swept with a broom and poured into the toilet to drown; For ant nests, boiling water can be poured at this time to scald all the ants to death; 4. After the boiling water is hot and the gas has dissipated, spray insecticides to avoid omissions; 5. After a day or two, after the smell of medicine has dispersed, plug the hole of the ant nest with prickly heat powder, and there will be no more ants here, foolproof. This is based on my own hands-on experience in removing ants indoors.

Second, go to the epidemic prevention station to buy some booby-traps, if it is the top floor, go to see if there are ants on the roof, use a few more booby-traps should be able to **, my family has also made ants before, it is to use booby-traps to remove, boiling water, insecticides, dichlorvos are not very easy to use, and will appear again after a while, the booby-trap is slow but the most important thing is to remove the roots, if you can't find the anthill, you have to repeat it two or three times.

Dear, give it one.

Swollen-legged bee See if it's true.

It is a bed bug, and it is a very dangerous insect, and it can bite humans, and it is also venomous, and it will itch after biting people.

It could be stink ants, these bugs will produce some foul smells and will also affect food security. Some agents can be sprayed.

This insect is a common pest in the north. It is more common in autumn and winter. The body squirts squirting sap sap with a foul smell. The juice is corrosive.

This is a harmful bug, and after killing it, it still has a disgusting smell and mucus, so it must be dealt with promptly.

This is a flying ant, and some of the flying ants are the same as the little bees! You can just get out.

Insects are the most abundant animal group on the planet, accounting for more than 50% of all biological species (including bacteria, fungi, and pathogens), and their traces are found in almost every corner of the world. Until the beginning of the 21st century, there were more than 1 million species of insects known to humans, but there are still many species yet to be discovered. Insects are the most diverse and abundant in the animal kingdom and have a significant impact on agricultural production and human health.

The most common are locusts, butterflies, bees, dragonflies, flies, grasshoppers, cockroaches, etc. Not only are there many species of insects, but the number of individuals of the same species is also staggering.

The distribution of insects is so wide that no other class of animals can compare with it, and it is almost all over the earth. There are different types. Most insects can be used as specimens, and they are a good biological resource that humans can use.

The body of an insect is divided into three parts: head, thorax, and abdomen. Adults usually have 2 pairs of wings and 6 legs, the wings and feet are located in the thorax, and the body is composed of a series of body segments, which are further assembled into 3 segments (head, thorax and abdomen). A pair of antennae are head-born, and the bones are wrapped around the body; The form of life is varied, and it is spread all over the world.

It is one of the most diverse arthropods.

Insects are the most abundant animals in the world, with more than 1 million species discovered, more than all other animal species combined.

Insects are constructed differently from vertebrates in that their bodies are not supported by an endoskeleton and are covered with a shell made of chitin. This shell is divided into sections to facilitate movement, like a knight's armor.

Insects play an important role in the biosphere. Insect flowers need the help of insects in order to spread pollen.

And honey collected by bees is also one of people's favorite foods. In some parts of Africa, Southeast Asia, and South America, insects themselves are the food of the natives.

But insects can also pose a threat to humans, such as locusts and termites. And some insects, such as mosquitoes, are also transmitters of diseases.

Some insects are capable of harming humans through venom or bites. For example, wasps inject venom into intruders with their stings.

This is a type of belly ant. Yes, they have tail spines. When they are in danger or attacked, they stab them with their tails.

It is toxic, but it is not very harmful to people. It is a formic acid. But with soapy water you will be fine.

The most important thing is to tell you how to eliminate them. Soapy water, ants are the most afraid. You can apply some soapy water to their outlets to make sure you don't see them after a while!

This is a type of belly ant. Yes, they have tails. When they are in danger or attacked, they cut them with their tails.

It is toxic, but not very harmful to humans. It's some kind of formic acid. But with soapy water you will be fine.

The most important thing is to tell you how to eliminate them. Soapy water, ants are most afraid. You can apply some soapy water to the outlet to make sure you don't see them after a while!

This is a kind of belly-lifting ant species, yes, they have tail spines, they will sting with tail thorns when they are in danger or attacked, poisonous, but not very harmful to people, it is a kind of formic acid, but you will be fine if you apply soapy water, the most important thing is to tell you a little, how to get rid of them, soapy water, ants are the most afraid, you apply some soapy water at their exit, make sure that you can't see them after a while!

Aliases.

Kee's fine ant.

Scientific name in Chinese. Gil's fine-jawed fierce ant.

Latin scientific name. leptogenys kitteli

kingdom Animalia. Phylum Arthropods.

Yamen. Six-legged subdoor.

Class Insecta. Subclass.

Winged subclass. Eye, Hymenoptera.

subhead. Antidae of the family Slender Lumps.

Subfamily. Fierce ant subfamily.

It belongs to the genus of Slender Jawed Fierce Ants.

Species of Ki fine-jawed fierce ant.

Doesn't this look like the legendary flying ant, and if we saw a lot of ants in our hometown, it would indicate that it was going to rain.

It should be a jumping insect, a non-insect hexapod of the order Springtail, which resembles soot when dense, also known as soot insect. Jumping insects mostly occur on the culture material, often dense on the surface of the mushroom bed or in a dark and damp place, biting and eating the fruiting body of the mushroom, causing small holes, and carrying and spreading miscellaneous bacteria. This insect reproduces very quickly.

1. A very small black bug, you can't see it if you don't pay attention, it has a pointed tail, it can fly, bite, a bit like a sharp-bellied ant, what kind of worm?

Answer: The wings, like ants, should be swollen-legged wasps.

It was discovered in Guangdong and Shandong, China in 1975, and subsequently identified in many provinces and cities in China.

Look at your **, it should be an adult male ant that flies out of the nest, secretes formic acid when biting, there is no neurotoxicity, and it is recommended to smear some sodium hydroxide dilute solution to reduce swelling and relieve pain, or strong soda in the house.

I also have it at home, and it appeared as soon as the weather was hot, and it hurt to bite. I only know that it is relatively slender, it hurts to bite, its whole body is black, and it likes heat, but I don't know what it is called and why there are so many of them.

Why not cryptoptera? It looks like some kind of cryptoptera!

Not all Cryptoptera individuals are large enough to be large.

Many of them are very common and inconspicuous species, and some species of cryptoptera do sting, and they can also cause "cryptoptera dermatitis".

It's good to have a macro to see the clearing.