Some species build their nests in the earth, wood or hollow logs and even within human constructions (near sources of humidity such as water pipes, sinks and flower pots). There is practically no food that is not consumed by some species of ants, except cellulose. The Argentine Ant diet is based on sugary carbohydrates: it feeds on flower nectar and sugary secretions produced by other insects (aphids, shells, white flies and white pigs), which they take care of and defend from predators. Also, within their diet, they include plant tissues and insects or other animals (proteins). A specific vector or pathogen role is not described, but they can transmit various diseases by dragging microorganisms on their legs and body inside houses, contaminating food and various surfaces. They are very aggressive and kill ants of other species in the area, but they have no problem cohabiting with individuals from different colonies in the same area, which can lead to a very high ant population density.

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