What is the significance of movement in the life of an ant?

Most animals, including ants, are capable of locomotion. The ants are looking for food, materials for the anthill, new places to expand the colony. They are constantly on the move. In principle, any living organism is forced to move in search of food and salvation from external stimuli and threats. Plants cannot move freely, so they often die due to external threats. For example, fires. Animals, including ants, begin to immediately save themselves and save their offspring. The ants carry the larvae as far as possible from the focus of the threat.