The B. senaarensis was in the range of 2-4 mm in length, which implies that the ants were capturing prey approximately three times bigger than themselves. The B. senaarensis, seed eating ants take bread crumbs, eat locusts, and attack vegetation, therefore it is vital to their survival that they are able to take a variety of prey and carry it back to the nest. With this information we are able to envision the power of some ants. If we were to correlate the power of some ants we could say that we would have to carry a compact car in our teeth for five miles back home. This may give a reasonable analogy to understand the awesome power of ants.
Social insects have very unique habits.
They have different ways of communicating. Some social insects need particular brood temperatures such as bumblebees and honeybees. Some develop the ability to live with other social insects. Cohabitation may be between ants and beetles, or possibly ants and several arthropod species. Social insects need to be able to distinguish between each other and other species of insects.