Queen Ant turned out to be Blister Beetle sub-adult.

I found this bug while I was out running in the desert. at first I thought maybe it was a queen ant or something. I did a Google search of the image and found that it's the Blister Beetle in Lavae stage. I poked it with my finger a little and it seemed pretty tame. Luckily it didn't give me a blister either as I guess they can secrete a poison that gives you a blister when they feel threatened.

[@shameimaru_aya]

That isn't an larvae, oil beetle larvae looks more like rove beetles than queen ants. this is an adult specimen.

[@davidhalbleib5040]

I think you're right. I think it just hasn't developed it's elytra yet.

[@shameimaru_aya]

Np glad to help!​@@davidhalbleib5040