红林蚁 Southern Wood Ant

Formica rufa · Hymenoptera · 蚁科 · IUCN: LC

Macro photography of Formica rufa

The Southern Wood Ant (Formica rufa) is a remarkable ant distinguished by its large, reddish-brown body with a black abdomen and powerful mandibles. This species inhabits coniferous and mixed forests, builds large mound nests, where it is an aggressive defender of territory, sprays formic acid when threatened. As a member of the Formicidae (蚁科), it represents an important component of its ecosystem, contributing to the intricate web of interactions that sustain biodiversity in its native range.

体长 Size
20-50 mm
分布 Distribution
China
生境 Habitat
Forest
活跃季节 Season
May - Sep
保护级别 Conservation
LC
中国特有 Endemic
否 No

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