Indian Ants

The Asian Black Ant, scientifically named as T. Caraganae and commonly referred as the Indian Ant is not native to India. The species is found in most of the Asian countries and most parts of Europe where it is considered as a serious pest to crops, in particular the young saplings.

Indian ants are a unique type of ant that can be found in the Indian region. They have a slightly different texture and size than the regular ants you may be used to seeing, and they have a sweet taste that makes them an excellent addition to any recipe.

You can find these ants in many different locations throughout India. The most common places to find them include large cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, and Chennai; however, they can also be found in smaller towns and villages throughout the country.

The texture of an Indian ant is slightly different than other types of ants. They have more of a crunchy texture than their chewy counterparts, which makes them ideal for making at home if you want something new! Ants are generally considered a delicacy in India and are frequently served alongside meals or eaten on their own as snacks during special occasions such as festivals or weddings.