Dinomyrmex Gigas

Dinomyrmex Gigas, formerly known as Camponotus Gigas or by their local name, “Giant Forest Ant” are a large species of tropical ants, native to Southeast Asia ( Sumatra, Singapore , Malaysia , Borneo & Thailand ), possibly native in Java or the Philippines as well.

They're considered to be one of largest ants in the world due to their size; as the workers measure about (20.9 mm), while the soldiers measure about (28.1 mm); with the queens being just under (50.8 mm) long.

Behaviors/Characteristics
A colony typically consists of, tens of thousands of workers, usually distributed evenly among several other (8-14 nests), usually 10-20 meters apart. And like most ant families, the majors here have heavier & larger bodies than most normal workers.

They're known to be intelligent foragers, utilizing both efficient communication and recruitment.

Foraging mostly at night, however, some workers will be outside the nest during the day.

Diet
Their diet consists mainly of honeydew (90%), but they'll also consume other insects or bird droppings and any other animal excrement of sorts.