- Venom sac and stinger, diagram. Texas Department of Agriculture file photo.
- Venom sac and stinger. Texas Department of Agriculture file photo.
- Fire ant worker biting and stinging. Texas Department of Agriculture file photo.
- Pustules, blisters formed following fire ant sting, close-up. Photo by Bart Drees.
- Pustules, blisters formed following fire ant sting on leg. Photo by Bart Drees.
- Pustules, blisters formed following fire ant sting on ankle. Texas Department of Agriculture file photo.
- Pustules, blisters formed following fire ant sting on hand. Texas Department of Agriculture file photo.
- Pustules, blisters formed following fire ant sting on arm. Texas Department of Agriculture file photo.
- Secondary infection following fire ant sting on hand. Texas Department of Agriculture file photo.
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