However, if you're asking about the sound ants make, that's a different question! Ants don't typically make a lot of noise, but they can communicate with each other through:
* Vibrations: They tap their bodies against the ground or against each other to send messages.
* Chemicals: They release pheromones, which are chemical signals, to mark trails or alert others to danger.
* Sounds: Some ants can make squeaking or clicking noises by rubbing their legs together.
So, while "ant" doesn't have a specific sound, the animals themselves do communicate in a variety of ways.