They are counted in the billions upon billions, we hardly notice them, although they have been watching us for a long time. For some of them, we are gods. For others, we are nothing but evil beings. With an amazing intelligence and organization no less than the most terrifying armies, they prepare for a relentless battle. So, who will be the true masters of the Earth? Their survival depends on the answer to this question, and our survival as well. Has the Day of the Ant really come?
While maintaining the glow of the world he created in his novel The Day of the Ants, Bernard Werber takes us further and deeper into the world of the inhabitants of the interior of the Earth through his book The Day of the Ants, taking a direction opposite to what we saw in the first book of human attraction to the world of ants represented by descending into a mysterious basement. Here we find the ants storming the human world equipped with questions that lead to stuttering and then silence through a suspenseful plot crafted with high craftsmanship and strange information that the book is filled with like an ant, but it is real, and some passages are elevated by a delicate and sensitive poetry.
When Bernard was asked why Ant Day, he replied, “When I felt that my message had not fully arrived and that it had not been addressed.”
Ants in reality
Rather, man. I realized that I had to explain in a book more accurately than ants.