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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
1319017 gopher tortoise Gopherus polyphemus Fire ants often nest where gopher tortoises lay their eggs, in aprons around the edge of their tunnels. At Camp Shelby, Mississippi, cooperator Tom Estes examines gopher tortoise eggs for signs of fire ant injury.
1319024 fire ant Solenopsis geminata Unable to escape vicious fire ant stings, hatching alligators are especially vulnerable to attack.
1319027 fire ant Solenopsis geminata In less than 10 seconds, an unwary scientist was stung over 250 times on one leg when he carelessly knelt on a collapsed fire ant mound. The sterile pustules developed to this stage in 3 days.

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