Solenopsis geminata

Once found in the New World only, geminata has since dispersed globally with the arrival of the human commerce, spanning its range across several continents. Like its more notorious cousin invicta, geminata too is renowned for its proverbial nature.

Unlike invicta though, geminata nests strictly on the ground, straying away from any wooded areas. Occasionally though, colonies will utilize rotting tree stumps as designated nesting sites.