Animals in Groups

Why do wildebeests form large groups when they migrate?

• defense against predators
• building homes
• exercise
• hibernation

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What is this meerkat doing?

• looking for food
• watching for predators
• using the bathroom
• being punished

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Why do flamingos form groups?

• to find specialized food
• to find a place to sleep
• to attack crocodiles
• for warmth

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What is a group of lions called?

• pride
• colony
• proud
• flock

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Why do geese fly behind each other in a "V" formation?

• to find food
• to show off
• to protect their young
• to save energy

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Why do fish swim in schools?

• to learn
• for fun
• to conserve energy
• for protection

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A predator is...

• An animal that eats other animals

• An animal that is hunted by other animals

• the fun member of an animal group

• the animal that can fly the highest

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Prey are...

• Animals that eat other animals

• An animal that is hunted by other animals

• the most fun animals in the group

• the loudest animal in a group

Animals live in groups just to be with their family and friends.

• True

• False

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Which of the following is NOT a way some animals communicate?

• by making noise

• by leaving their scent in an area

• by touch

• by being alone

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