*Unit 5 Lesson 5: Animal Group Behaviors

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What is group behavior in animals?

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Group behavior refers to the ways in which animals interact and work together in groups, often for survival, such as hunting, protection, or finding food.

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Why do animals form groups?

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Animals form groups for various reasons, including protection from predators, finding food more efficiently, and social interaction.

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What is an example of group behavior in geese?

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Geese fly in a 'V' formation to save energy during long flights.

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How do meerkats show group behavior?

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Meerkats work together to watch for predators while others look for food.

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What is the benefit of ants building tunnels together?

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Building tunnels together allows ants to create a complex underground system for shelter and food storage.

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Why do flamingos gather in groups?

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Flamingos gather in groups to find specialized food sources more effectively.

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What is the term for animals that live in groups?

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Social animals.

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How do lions demonstrate group behavior?

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Lions hunt in groups, called prides, to increase their chances of catching prey.

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What is the role of a leader in animal groups?

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A leader in animal groups often guides the group, helps in decision-making, and leads during activities like hunting or migration.

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What is a benefit of animals living in a group?

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Living in a group can provide safety in numbers, making it harder for predators to attack.