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Which groups of animals participate in adaptive social behavior?

ants, moose, bears
moose, cheetahs, bears
wolves, fish, ants
fish, cheetahs, wolves

ants, wolves, fish

The correct answer is: ants, moose, bears

Did you know?

Did you know that ants, wolves, and fish are all examples of animal groups that participate in adaptive social behavior? While it may be surprising to think of insects as social creatures, ants work together in highly coordinated colonies to forage for food, build nests, and defend against predators. Similarly, wolves form tightly-knit packs where they cooperate in hunting, raising young, and establishing territories. Even fish, known for their solitary lifestyles, can display social behavior, such as schooling or shoaling, for better protection from predators and improved chances of finding food. So, next time you encounter ants or hear the howls of a wolf pack, remember the remarkable adaptive social behavior these creatures exhibit!