US Fish and Wildlife Service
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Surprising Fact: Dogs Can Sniff Some Ant Species!
In an intense battle against the invasive yellow crazy ants, the FWS employed the aid of man's best friend. The dogs will be in charge of tracking down the ants while the humans will get rid of the invaders.
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