Oh that's interesting!

It's an interesting mental exercise to ponder how anthro eusocial insects might develop their society and culture. Turns out real life ants have a fair bit more autonomy than people tend to assume, rather than being part of some hive mind or little robots, and learn from each other. Though even entomologists are a bit "yeah whatever" about the males since they exist to do one thing.

I never really stopped to think about that aspect before, but then again I don't really know much about them in the first place

I do appreciate the design a lot, love seeing anthro versions of different and unusual species and stuff :3

I find weaver ants particularly cute. You can find plenty of good quality macro photos of them performing quite astonishing teamwork. Mind you, I'm glad that the "default" ant species in Britain is totally harmless, unlike fire ants and the like.