These aren’t maggots… They’re Formosan subterranean termites — one of the most aggressive and destructive species out there. 😳 They build mud tubes to move through wood and soil, staying protected while they feed on anything cellulose — even furniture. In this shed, we found them crawling through the floor and chewing up a couch from the inside out. 🧱 We’ll be treating the area with Termidor, a powerful solution that eliminates the entire colony at its source. 💪 🚨If you’re seeing mud tubes,

13K views · 1.2K reactions | A queen Formosan subterranean termite at the Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity. A single colony of Formosan subterranean termites may contain several million termites that forage up to 300 feet in soil. The queen of the colony has a lifespan around 15 years and is capable of producing up to 2,000 eggs per day. #termite #queen #insect #colony #animal #wildlife #video #footage #photoark | Joel Sartore, Photographer | Facebook

49K views · 94 reactions | Formosan termites are invading local neighborhoods and causing such serious damage that the city of Jacksonville created a new task force to track the bugs. We’ll show you where these destructive termites are and how to stop them -- Thursday at 5 p.m. on CBS47. | Action News Jax | Facebook

22K views · 183 reactions | They're here ... at least in Sulphur...