Here we have a mature queen of the fungus-growing termite Macrotermes bellicosus (identified from the major soldier caste) laying on my mother's hand.

Her very large size of approximately 12 cm is due to the phenomenon of physogastry, a progressive enlargement of the abdomen to make space for more and more masses of ovaries as these queens' colonies mature, massively increasing reproductive output; note how her head and thorax remain the same size of when she originally swarmed and thus appear disproportionate to the rest of her body.
Interestingly, this colony had two of such queens (who in this species can actually reach even greater sizes).

Note that the date is rounded up and might be off of by a few days at worst.

Here we have some alcohol-preserved Crenetermes albotarsalis, a relatively large Cubitermitinae very common in the Camerunian forest near Nguinda village. In the first pic we have a soldier, a physogastric queen and a king, while the second focus on the defensive caste alone.