Group Behavior Definition
Some animals form groups to help members survive. Animals may work together to find food and defend themselves.
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Animal Group Behavior
Fun Facts
- Geese fly in V-shaped formation to save energy.
- Fish swim in schools for safety from predators.
- Meerkats take turns watching for predators.
Why Do We Need To Know About Group Behavior
Knowing about group behavior helps you see why working together is important. Groups can be different sizes and have different jobs. Pods of whales, swarms of bees, and herds of cattle help each other survive.
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