Invasive pest with deadly venom spreads across the US — and triggers warning from scientists

Source: New York Post

Originally Published by: Millions in Plains, Midwest brace for severe weather on Wednesday Severe weather threat shifts to Dallas after storms kill 3 in Northeast Weather in America: April 30, 2025 A stinging ant species that can cause anaphylaxis in humans and has been found in the U. S. for 90 years is getting renewed attention.

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