Pharaoh Ant (Likely identification based on coloration and size, though image is blurry)

Thrives in warm, humid indoor environments, commonly nesting in wall voids, under floors, near hot water pipes, and in electrical outlets.

Omnivorous; prefers sweets, syrups, and jellies but also feeds on greasy or fatty foods like meats and oils, as well as dead insects.

Notable for 'budding' behavior where colonies split into multiple sub-colonies rather than swarming. They form extensive trails to food sources and are highly adaptable to changing environments.

Major nuisance pest in homes and hospitals. In medical facilities, they pose a serious health risk as they can contaminate sterile equipment and patient wounds with pathogens like Salmonella and Streptococcus.