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Red fire ants were  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread detected in Australia in 2001. They have  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread been contained within the state of Queensland since then. However, Australia's Invasive Species Council (ISC) says the ants are spreading across the country on  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread waters. They are clinging to  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread other in their tens of thousands to form "rafts" on the storm water. An ISC statement said: "Fire ants are more  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread before or after  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread and can form large floating rafts, which move with water  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread to establish footholds in new areas." It added: "Our teams are focused on limiting further  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread." The ISC warned that the fire ants will reach "every  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread of Australia" if the current  activecornercurrentseachfirstfloodlargelyoutbreakrainfallspread is not kept in check.