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a large ant species known for its ability to excavate wood and create nests inside decaying or moist wood structures
What is a "carpenter ant"?
A carpenter ant, a solitary insect, is recognized for its robust size and characteristic behavior of excavating wood to create galleries and nests. These ants primarily infest decaying or moist wood structures, posing potential risks to wooden buildings and causing structural damage over time. They are known for their ability to carve intricate tunnels and chambers within the wood, displaying remarkable adaptability and resourcefulness in their nesting habits. While carpenter ants do not consume wood like termites, their presence can be a nuisance and require professional intervention for effective control and prevention
