Common Name: Weaver ant or green tree ant
Scientific Name: Oecophylla smaragdina
Animal Family: Formicidae (ants)
Description: Weaver ants are known for their complex social structure and them ability to construct intricate nests by weaving leaves together using silk produced by their larvae. They are typically red or reddish-brown in color and have a distinctive slender body with long legs and antennae.
Population: Weaver ants are found in larger populations, often forming extensive colonies consisting of thousands of individuals.
Found where: Weaver ants native to tropical and subtropical regions, particularly in Southeast Asia.
Habitat: They inhabit a variety of environments including forests, gardens, and arboreal, meaning they
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