It matter what kind of ants like red ants OUCH! But black ants dont bite
Red ants bite people and also like to eat sweets but black ants only bite on skin but very slowly and does not itches very much and most imp it also bit on faces
Ants sting rather than bite. The common black garden ant in the UK doesn't sting people, but they do have ants that will. These include wood ants and flying ants. Another ant in Britain that stings people is the red ant.
Red Ants
yes
they don't bite
Yes, there are species of ants that are red, black, and white. Some examples include the red imported fire ant, the pavement ant (which can be black or brown), and the odorous house ant (which is typically black or dark brown).
While red ants and black ants belong to the same family of insects, they differ in terms of species, behavior, and characteristics. Red ants tend to be more aggressive and have a more painful sting compared to black ants. Additionally, their nesting habits and diets may vary.
All ants bite or nip if you like with their mandibles which are capable of delivering a poison. Personal experiences: Yes, it is true. My wife was bitten by a common black ant and I white pimple appeared with some redness. I never thought that they would bite because I have neven been bitten by a common black ant. A red ant, absolutely. The Texas red ant which is huge, has bitten me and it really did sting and hurt. My ankle swelled up. Over a few days, the swelling disappeared and all was well.
Some ants sting, but there are thousands of species that do and don't sting. Most "stinging" ants actually bite, although some ants have a stinger as well. Nearly all red ants sting (or bite). Some other black ants sting, but it is hard for the average person to tell between them.
Black ants may appear to move faster than red ants due to variations in their body structure, physiology, and behavioral patterns. Black ants may have longer legs or a different muscle composition that allows them to move more quickly. Additionally, environmental factors such as temperature or humidity may influence the speed of ant movement.
By living in colonies they are protected in numbers. If their colony is attacked they 'swarm' the attacker and can bite. Red ants are more protected as their red body acts as a warning to predators and they can bite.