A bullet ant displays its fangs while sitting on a leaf. Ants that inflict the world's most painful stings do so by injecting venom that targets their victim's nerve cells, new research has found.

In this high-stakes insect showdown, the bull ant and the bullet ant go head-to-head in a battle of the most painful stings ...

The Amazon's bullet ant may be tiny, but this little insect has the most painful sting in the world. At just 1.2 inches long, the bullet ant doesn't look like that dangerous of an insect. While its ...

On Sunday’s Naked and Afraid, the 13th season kicked off with a couple of the show’s past all-stars, 40-year-old firefighter Fernando Calderon and 31-year-old EMT Dani Beau, trying to survive in an ...

Bullet and greenhead ants produce toxins they inject with every sting, which prolong nerve signals to the brain and lead to trembling, uncontrollable and long-lasting pain in mammals. When you ...