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In the 1990s, tiny fire ants hitched a ride to Hawaii on nursery plants and built supercolonies that can threaten native animals

A tiny stinging ant hitched a ride to Hawaii on nursery plants. Its connected nests act like one supercolony, but the harm to native wildlife is unclear.

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In the 1990s, tiny fire ants hitched a ride to Hawaii on nursery plants and built supercolonies that can threaten native animals
A tiny stinging ant hitched a ride to Hawaii on nursery plants. Its connected nests act like one supercolony, but the harm to native wildlife is unclear.
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In the 1990s, tiny fire ants hitched a ride to Hawaii on nursery plants and built supercolonies that can threaten native animals

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In the 1990s, tiny fire ants hitched a ride to Hawaii on nursery plants and built supercolonies that can threaten native animals

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