Elephants form groups called herds. How does traveling in a herd help elephants meet the need of staying safe?(1 point) Responses
Male elephants join the herd to find a mate.
The leader of the herd decides when to stop for food.
Elephants walk in a line to find water.
Fully grown elephants surround young elephants.
Fully grown elephants surround young elephants.
Meerkats live in groups called mobs. One meerkat stands guard while other meerkats look for food. How does the guard help the group meet its needs?(1 point) Responses
It finds shelter.
It searches for food.
It watches for predators.
It looks for mates.
It watches for predators.
Drag and drop the words into the correct locations.(1 point)
Animals stay safe by living Response area. This is because the animals Response area close together to protect each other.
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Animals stay safe by living in a group. This is because the animals are close together to protect each other.
Living in groups helps animals survive. Match each animal group example with how it helps them survive. (2 points) Helps Them Hunt Better Keeps Them Safer Makes Work Easier Wolves in a pack attack large prey from different sides. Helps Them Hunt Better – Wolves in a pack attack large prey from different sides. Keeps Them Safer – Wolves in a pack attack large prey from different sides. Makes Work Easier – Wolves in a pack attack large prey from different sides. Zebras in a group have stripes that blend and make it hard for predators to see them. Helps Them Hunt Better – Zebras in a group have stripes that blend and make it hard for predators to see them. Keeps Them Safer – Zebras in a group have stripes that blend and make it hard for predators to see them. Makes Work Easier – Zebras in a group have stripes that blend and make it hard for predators to see them. Bees live together in a hive and make honey.
Helps Them Hunt Better - Wolves in a pack attack large prey from different sides.
Keeps Them Safer - Zebras in a group have stripes that blend and make it hard for predators to see them.
Makes Work Easier - Bees live together in a hive and make honey.
Living in groups can help animals survive, or it can be harmful to animals. Classify each condition of an animal group as helpful or harmful for survival. (2 points) Helpful for Survival Harmful for Survival Warmth from close conditions Helpful for Survival – Warmth from close conditions Harmful for Survival – Warmth from close conditions Easy for disease to spread in close conditions Helpful for Survival – Easy for disease to spread in close conditions Harmful for Survival – Easy for disease to spread in close conditions Limited food and water Helpful for Survival – Limited food and water Harmful for Survival – Limited food and water Safety from predators Helpful for Survival – Safety from predators Harmful for Survival – Safety from predators
Helpful for Survival – Warmth from close conditions
Harmful for Survival – Easy for disease to spread in close conditions
Harmful for Survival – Limited food and water
Helpful for Survival – Safety from predators
There is a snow storm in a meadow. How does living in a group help the rabbits in the meadow stay safe during the snow storm?(1 point) Responses
The rabbits can help each other find shelter.
The rabbits can compete for food they find.
The rabbits can work together to find predators.
The rabbits can migrate together away from the storm.