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Australia's  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny are under threat from one of the world's most invasive  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny – the red fire ant. The  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny ant is native to South America, but has spread worldwide. It causes huge  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny to crops and farms. It also kills  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny insects and other animals, including  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny. The ant's painful and venomous  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny can cause allergic  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny in humans. It is deadly and can cause fatal  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny shock. The Minister for Agriculture called the ants a "super-pest, which cause serious social, economic and environmental  anaphylacticdamageecosystemsharmindigenouslivestockreactionsspeciesstingtiny".