Animal Group Behavior

What behavior do geese show when they fly in a V formation?

• They help each other conserve energy.

• They compete for the lead position.

• They communicate through honking.

• They take turns flying solo.

What is the main reason wildebeests migrate in large groups?

• To find food and water.

• To defend against predators.

• To establish territory.

• To attract mates.

Why do some birds migrate in flocks?

• To find food and avoid harsh weather.

• To build nests in new locations.

• To escape from predators alone.

• To find mates during the migration.

What is the benefit of animals living in a group?

• Increased safety from predators.

• More food availability.

• Higher chances of finding mates.

• Reduced competition for resources.

What is a common behavior of ants when they find food?

• They work together to carry it back to their colony.

• They eat it on the spot.

• They ignore it and move on.

• They bury it underground.

What do we call the behavior of animals that stay close to each other for warmth?

• Huddling

• Flocking

• Scattering

• Migrating

What is the term for animals that live in large groups for safety?

• Solitary animals

• Social animals

• Predatory animals

• Territorial animals

Why do some animals, like lions, hunt in groups?

• To increase their chances of catching prey.

• To reduce competition among themselves.

• To conserve energy while hunting.

• To establish dominance over other animals.

What do we call the way animals interact with each other in a group?

• Social behavior

• Solitary behavior

• Predatory behavior

• Territorial behavior

Why do animals like meerkats watch for predators?

• To find food for their group.

• To keep themselves and their group safe.

• To attract mates.

• To establish territory.