Ants

Ants are omnivores so they will probably eat fleas. Ants themselves, although considered a hazard, can help repel fleas. These flea predators eat almost anything including plant or insect parts.

There is a species of ferocious ants called Army Ants and when they "march" in search of food nothing is safe, they can deprive an area of nectar and will attack and eat almost anything. Although army ants can chase large mammals they are usually able to escape unless they are immobile, but when killing mammals they take a long time to turn a single ant. object into a skeleton. Even lizards and spiders fall prey to army ants, so fleas have no chance against them.

This ant species is identified by its bright red color and large ants, which are also known to feed on flea larvae. Unfortunately, these ants are also extremely aggressive towards humans and can cause a very painful sting. In some people (sensitive people or those with multiple stings), this can cause a more serious reaction including chest pain, nausea, swelling, shortness of breath, and sweating. So you shouldn't let these ants get anywhere near your home.