Ant (likely a small household ant)

Soil, wall voids, under flooring, and around food or moisture indoors; colonies commonly nest outdoors beneath stones, wood, or debris.

Omnivorous, feeding on sugars, honeydew, dead insects, grease, and other food scraps. Workers typically forage in trails and carry food to the colony.

Highly social, living in colonies with workers, queens, and brood. They communicate with pheromone trails and may rapidly recruit nestmates to food.

Usually harmless and beneficial as scavengers and predators of small insects. Some species contaminate food or become persistent indoor pests; this image is too unclear for species-level identification.