Two invasive termite species are chewing their way across South Florida—and it turns out they’re breeding with each other in ...

Two aggressive species of termites are now cross-breeding in South Florida, and homeowners need to be on the alert!

Experts say the bugs are most active during the summer and are especially drawn to moisture, mulch, and outdoor lights.

Be observant when inspecting your walls for termites by looking for tiny pinholes, mud tubes, bubbling or flaking paint, hollow sounds, dust near the baseboards, etc. If you suspect a termite ...

Spotting telltale signs of termites like droppings, damaged wood, and mud tubes just might be every homeowner's worst ...

They tunnel directly into the wood from the soil or travel inside "mud tubes" that they build from the soil, wood particles, and other materials. "Subterranean termites build these to travel ...

These termites thrive in soil with high levels of moisture and build mud tubes from mud, soil, chewed wood, droppings and saliva. They are no bigger than the width of a pencil. These termites ...

What he jokingly calls an Arizona mud icicle is a termite drop tube. He explained termites come up from the soil looking to escape the heat and feast on wood while they live in humidity.

What he jokingly calls an Arizona mud icicle is a termite drop tube. He explained termites come up from the soil looking to escape the heat and feast on wood while they live in humidity.

Termite tubes: Look for signs such as mud termite shelter tubes running on the sides of building timbers. Shelter tubes can sometimes drop vertically, like stalagmites in caves. Termites and ...