Excuse me, what kind of bug is this? There have always been ants in our dormitory, which are ordinary little black ants. Recently, this big guy appeared, with wings. What is this?

Every year in late spring and early summer, you can always see a large number of worker ants and soldier ants surrounded by winged males and females who are about to leave outside the ant nest. These males and females will set out to create their own nests.

That is, ants like queens. Finally, when they develop, they all grow wings. In order to avoid mating between brothers and sisters, male ants reproduce by inbreeding. Male ants fly away as soon as possible and fly to other ant colonies to find virgin queens in other ant colonies to mate.

Ants with wings only appear during mating. After mating for a short time, their wings automatically fall off. When the male dies, the female burrows into the ground and becomes the offspring of the queen ant. You can sprinkle mosquito-repellent incense ash or spray mosquito-repellent drugs in places where there are many ants. Cut tobacco is soaked in water for 2-3 days to drive away ants, and its juice is scattered in places where ants haunt. Ants will avoid the smell of smoke, and even disappear after a few days of spraying.