Animal Group Behavior and Survival

The video explains how animals benefit from living in groups, such as herds, flocks, swarms, prides, and packs. These groups provide protection and make it difficult for predators to target individual animals. Examples include zebras in herds, birds in flocks, fish in swarms, bees protecting honey, lions in prides, and wolves in packs. The main purpose of these groups is to enhance survival.

What is the primary reason zebras live in herds?

• To find food more easily

• To protect themselves from predators

• To migrate to new areas

• To socialize with other animals

Why is it difficult for predators to catch birds flying in a flock?

• The birds fly too high

• The birds are too fast

• The large number of birds makes it hard to target one

• The birds make loud noises

What is a group of fish called?

• A pack

• A swarm

• A flock

• A herd

How do bees protect their honey and queen?

• By flying away quickly

• By hiding underground

• By staying in a swarm

• By building strong hives

What is a group of lions called?

• A flock

• A pack

• A pride

• A herd

How do wolves benefit from living in a pack?

• They can avoid other predators

• They can communicate better

• They can find food and protect each other

• They can travel longer distances

What is the common purpose of animal groups, regardless of their size?

• To establish territory

• To migrate to new areas

• To survive

• To find mates

How can the size of animal groups vary?

• All groups are the same size

• Some groups are big, others are small

• Groups are always small

• Groups are always large

What is the main takeaway from the video about animal groups?

• Group living is only for finding food

• Animals in groups are more vulnerable

• Group living is essential for animal survival

• Animals in groups are less social

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