The nature of ant colonies has always fascinated humans. They have often been compared to the states of nations, but this is a misconception. This social structure is at most comparable to the "cell state" of the bodies of mammals. Just as hormones and enzymes regulate the function of the entire body in mammals and humans, there is also an exchange of fluids from one ant to another in an ant colony, and all are connected through this flow of fluids. However, this comparison still leaves many questions unanswered, as the actions of ants are not mere reflexes; they exhibit pronounced individual behavioral differences. Much has been clarified through laboratory experiments, yet the factors that influence the complex processes of division of labor and the individual characteristics of a worker ant, each of which has its own nervous system, remain unclear.