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Nobody, it's an ingrained process - otherwise known as instinct, or intuition. Many people think behaviors like these have genetically defined precursors.
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Instinct.. So the alligator carried the turtle child to the water and let it go by instinct.. And the million ant build a giant very well structured building. Very well ventilated air chambers with chimneys long to circulate air so they won't suffocate underground.. And the guardian ants sit and protect the other ants.. All instinct. Ok so who made this instinct? Does a construction worker and an engineer make a building by instinct? How do they know how to design it? How does each ant in a million blind cannot hear ants in a dark no light underground pit know job of each one and where it should work Ok, instinct. But who made this instinct. Natural Selection?
I'm a programmer and I realize there is a complex program behind this. When I compile my program, if there one and only one error, the program won't compile.
And if it compiled due to an overlook feature I would allow then it will not work.
So how come all these ants work in a systematic manner and each one knows its job and what it has to do and where? Who wrote the program in the ants? Natural Selection cannot make programs.
Please watch the video
LOVE AND COOPERATION IN LIVING THINGS and you’ll see the amazing termides work in building the structure and that it is not possible that natural selection made this program.