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Living in groups helps animals a lot. For example, a pack of wolves  can kill a bigger animal like a bison . If there was only one wolf he could only be able to kill a rabbit.

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For example, a pack of Meerkats is called a mod. Meerkats stay together because they can be safe from Predators like , lions, cheetahs. from page 56 & page 57.

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Meerkats  may live in groups of 20 to 50! they care for the young together and alert each other or danger

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By Garrett
wolfs hunt to together for example they hunt bison together they can take it down

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Animals have to be in groups because living in groups helps some animals defend  themselves against predators that would eat them. So when an animal is in danger he has got his pack to help. They also need a pack cause they need to catch animals to eat.

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it helps them because a bison needs to be with his/her heard and if it separated it is in big danger because wolves live in packs and one bison and 15 wolves and the bison gets tired of runing  soon so it uses its horns and hooves but it dose not work.That is why they live in groups.

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william

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animals live in groups because...it helps the get food.others live in groups because... they need to survive together because they do not work as well alone 

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animals live in groups because...it helps the get food.others live in groups because... they need to survive together because they do not work as well alone 

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by: Sophia

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Meerkats live in groups of 20 and 50. Wolfs hunt a bison in a pack if they did'nt  they would only get one thing.

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Meerkats live in groups of 20 and 50. Wolfs hunt a bison in a pack if they did'nt  they would only get one thing.

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By Anna

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one bison is 10 times bigger than a wolf so the wolves go in a pack so they can eat the bison. BY THE AMAZING CONNOR

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one bison is 10 times bigger than a wolf so the wolves go in a pack so they can eat the bison. BY THE AMAZING CONNOR

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Why Animals Live in groups                                       By: the Amazing JUSTIN!

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Why Animals Live in groups                                       By: the Amazing JUSTIN!

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Living in groups helps some animals defend themselves against predators that would eat them. For example, fish such as the mackerel shown here swim in schools. a school is a group of fish that swim very close together. Swimming in a school provides "safety in numbers."

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They live in groups to camouflage or confuse a predator. for example,mackerel and sharks. the live in schools to confuse the shark that there's so many, the shark can't just go for only one mackerel.
By: Grayson J. Pfile

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Meerkats  may live in groups of 20 to 50! they care for the young together and alert each other or danger 

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Meerkats  may live in groups of 20 to 50! they care for the young together and alert each other or danger 

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colin

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By Josephine: It helps them get food and to defend themselves also to care for babies.

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Animals live in groups because sometimes it makes it hard to target one of the animals such as mackerals. Other animals, such as badgers, don't live in groups because of better self defense. By Tala

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It Helps Them Be Able To Survive More Because Like Wolfs They Take Turns 1 By 1 Attacking The Big Prey (Not The Bunnies And Mice) Like Bison, Deer, And Moose (P. 58-59), And In A Mackerel School They All Stick Together To Provide "Safety In Numbers." And So That There Predators (Dolphin) Don't Eat As Much Of Them (P. 60-61)   

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It Helps Them Be Able To Survive More Because Like Wolfs They Take Turns 1 By 1 Attacking The Big Prey (Not The Bunnies And Mice) Like Bison, Deer, And Moose (P. 58-59), And In A Mackerel School They All Stick Together To Provide "Safety In Numbers." And So That There Predators (Dolphin) Don't Eat As Much Of Them (P. 60-61)   

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It helps them camouflage from predators for example, when the is a herd of zebras it all the stripes confuses the predators.

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By: Charlotte
The book said "Some animals live in groups because it helps them get food. Others live in groups to defend themselves or to help care for their young.

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Because then there's a small group of predator's and a big group of pray.

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By Hailey:
It helps other animals in the group survive(pg.58-59) and protect baby animals(pg.60-61) and to get food.(pg.58-59)