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1. What is a Group of Otters Called?

A group of otters is called a raft when they are in the water. When otters are on land, a group may be referred to as a romp.

2. Male, Female, and Babies in Otter Groups:

Male Otter: The male otter does not have a specific name apart from being called a male otter.

Female Otter: Female otters are simply referred to as female otters.

Baby Otter: Baby otters are called pups.

3. Behaviors: Otters are social and playful animals that often form groups called rafts while in the water, holding hands to stay connected. They are skilled hunters, using tools like rocks to crack open prey, and mothers care for their pups, teaching them essential survival skills. Otters are territorial, marking their space with scent, and engage in playful behaviors that strengthen social bonds within their groups.

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a group of elephants is called a herd.

male is called bul and female is called cow. baby elephant is called calf.

BEHAVIOR: elephant are highly social animals with complex social structures and behaviors. herds are usually led by a matriarch who guides the group based on the knowledge about the enviorment, such as locations of water and food resources. they are known for their strong family.

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Crow

a group of crows is called murder.

male and famale crows are known as just crow.

The baby crows are called chicks or nestlings.

and the baby male and female are called the same

Crows are very intelligent, have a good memory and complex social structure

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A group of whales is called a pod. Pods can range in size, from just a few individuals to several dozen, depending on the species of whale.

The offspring of whales are called calves. A whale calf is typically born live and nursed by the mother until it is old enough to start eating solid food (depending on the species).

The female of a whale is simply called a cow. And the male of a whale is simple called bulls.

The behavior is kinda familiar of a group of humans, whales are united and communicative among themselves.

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Kangaroo Social Group & Behavior:

The kangaroo live in mods which are loose groups that provide safety and social interaction.

Male: An adult male kangaroo is called a boomer.

Female: An adult female is called a doe, jill, or flyer.

Baby: A baby kangaroo is called a joey

Behavior:

Kangaroos communicate through thumping with their hind legs, vocalizations, and scent marking. The reproduction of females have the ability to delay the implantation of fertilized eggs until environmental conditions in the mother's pouch. The kangaroos primarily graze on grasses and can survive without drinking water.

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Animal social group:

A group of cows is called a Herd or Drift

Names for males, females and babies:

Male: a male cow is called a BULL if its uncastraded or steer if castrated.

Female: A female cow is simply called a COW

Baby: a baby cow is called a CALF

Behaviors:

cows are a social animals het feel safer and less stressed when they are in a groups. they form strong bonds with each other and canremember other cows and humans

they communicate through different sounds and body language. when threatened cows in a herd may circle around their young for protection.

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1. Which group is it called?

A herd is the term used for the social group of cows. Both types of wild cows (like bison or buffalo) and farm raised cows live in herds.

2. What do we don as regards a male, female and baby cow?

Male Cow: The male of the female is known as a bull.

Female Cow: A female cow is called a cow after she has delivered a calf, whereas a younger female before calving is referred to as heifer.

Baby Cow: Baby cows are called calves and once female calves are born, she will stay with her mother for about six months before she is weaned.

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Behavior and Sociology Interaction:

Social Hierarchy: As cows are viewed as the prey in the wild, they move in herds for protection. But there always exists hierarchies within the herd, determined, in part by age, size and experience. Older or more dominant cows may have first choice to feed and rest. Even in domesticated herds, cows that are milked more often, also are higher in the social structure.

Social Interaction: When it comes to communication, cows employ various means such as vocal emissions, physical movements, and odors. Bonds are formed between individuals, especially between a mother and her calf, who may also lick each other as an expression of grooming and cement these bonds.

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 Animal Social Groups: Sharks -Anjali Castro 

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 Animal Social Groups: Sharks -Anjali Castro 

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When sharks are in groups, the group is called a SHIVER of sharks. Are more than 500 species of sharks and at least one species is found in every ocean, including the Arctic Ocean.

Sharks do not have specific names for male or female sharks beyond simply "male shark" or " female shark" and baby sharks are common called "pups".

Many sharks are solitary hunters, some species, like great white shark may hunt in group, but in generall they are calm and harmless. Must sharks attacks on humans are accidental, often due to mistaken identity, because their vision is not their primary sense.-

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A group of dolphins are called a pod.

Male name is Bull.

Female is Cow.

Baby is Calf.

The behavior: They are known for their playful behavior and problem-solving abilities. These games include acrobatic jumps, chases. They are curious and intelligent. Dolphins do not have a structured language, they do communicate with some peculiar sounds that identify them, also with gestures, dances and touch. They also have a sophisticated echo-location system, they perceive waves and vibrations, through which they communicate and detect the presence of food, strangers and predators even out of their sight.

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a group of lions is called a pride, and also a sault or troop

male and famale lions have different physical characteristics behavior and roles within the pride

behavior

lions as the only social class live a groups called prides

prides consist of between three and 40 lions with 15 being the average

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Los leones son los únicos felinos que viven en manada. L as unidades familiares pueden incluir hasta tres machos, una docena de hembras y sus crías. Todas las leonas de una manada están emparentadas y usualmente los pequeñas hembras en su seno se quedan con el grupo a medida que envejecen. Los varones jóvenes, sin embargo, tarde o temprano abandonan el grupo o son expulsados y establecen su propia manada.

Una abundante y frondosa melena rodea su cara y se extiende por el cuello del rey de la selva -solo los machos la poseen: este es su rasgo más característico y único en la familia de los félidos. Habitan en las sabanas africanas y en una zona reducida del noreste de la India, pero son una especie muy vulnerable pues antiguamente habitaban en otras partes del mundo de las que han ido desapareciendo. Las leonas son las encargadas de salir a cazar mientras que los machos deben defender el territorio de la manada y a sus hembras. Suelen comer grandes mamíferos como ñus, cebras, búfalos o facóceros entre otros, y pueden llegar a vivir aproximadamente unos 15 años.

Estos animales han sido venerados a lo largo de la historia por su valor y su fuerza. Una vez pudieron encontrarse en la mayor parte de África y algunas partes de Asia y Europa. Hoy en día sólo se encuentran en ciertos lugares al sur del desierto del Sáhara, a excepción de una población muy pequeña de leones asiáticos que sobrevive en el bosque Gir de la India.

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Leones - curiosidades de los leones, qué comen y dónde viven

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Espectaculares fotos y los mejores reportajes de National Geographic sobre leones para entender a uno de los felinos más fascinantes del mundo.

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Group of bears are called:

Sloth. However, it's quite rare to see bears in groups, as they are generally solitary animals. The term "sloth" is used specifically when referring to a group, but in most cases, bears tend to live alone except during mating season or a mother with her cubs.

The use of "sloth" to describe a bear group is sometimes found in older texts or dictionaries.

Bears, like many animals, have specific terms used to refer to males, females, and offspring,Here’s how they’re typically called:

Male bear: The boar went off into the forest to find food.

Female bear: The sow kept a close eye on her cubs as they played near the river.

Baby bear: The cubs were adorable as they frolicked in the meadow, under the protection of their mother.

Bear behavior is largely shaped by their need to find food, reproduce, and survive in the wild. Most bears are solitary animals, especially adults. They are territorial and establish home ranges that they defend against other bears, particularly in areas rich with food. Males and females typically only interact during mating season.

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Terminology

Group: A group of bass is called a "shoal" or "school."

Male and Female: Referred to simply as "male bass" and "female bass."

Young Bass: Young bass are called "fry" or "fingerlings."

Behavior

Feeding: Bass are aggressive, opportunistic hunters that eat smaller fish, insects, and even smaller bass.

Territoriality: Male bass defend their nests during spawning, guarding eggs and young fry.

Breeding: Males create and guard nests, protecting eggs until the fry are independent.

Social Behavior: Bass often shoal when young for protection, but larger bass tend to be solitary.

Their behavior is shaped by their environment, food, and competition with other species.

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Rhinoceros

A group of rhinoceros is called a crash.

This term describes a gathering of these large, powerful animals, which can be found in five species across Africa and Asia, and are typically found in grasslands, savannas, and tropical forests.

Male Rhinoceros: A male rhino is called a bull.

Female Rhinoceros: A female rhino is called a cow.

Baby Rhinoceros: A baby rhino is known as a calf.

Behavior

Rhinoceroses exhibit a range of behaviors that are shaped by their social structures, communication methods, and environmental interactions.

Rhinos are mostly solitary and are territorial animals, males establish territories that they mark using urine and dung.

when they are in a group they communicate through a variety of sounds, including grunts, snorts, and snuffs

They typically feed during the cooler parts of the day, such as early morning and late afternoon.

Rhinos often wallow in mud or shallow water. This behavior helps them cool down, protect their skin from sunburn, and repel insects

Black rhinos are more aggressive, while white rhinos are generally calmer and prefer to flee rather than confront danger.

The mother stays with her calf for several years teaching it how to survive in the wild.

Rhinos often share their habitat with other large mammals like elephants.