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What will subterranean termites do after they swarm? Do they stay, leave or stay and become inactive?

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What will subterranean termites do after they swarm? Do they stay, leave or stay and become inactive?

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Subterranean termite swarmers are attempting to pair with a swarmer of the opposite sex from another colony. They must locate a suitable habitat to establish a new colony of their own. They need moist soil, preferably in direct contact with wood, in order to survive. The termites that swarm inside a structure and cannot get out will quickly die from lack of available moisture. The termite colony that produced the swarmers will continue to be active after the swarm has taken place.

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