Why do Animals Live in Groups?

Animals often live in groups because it helps them stay safe and find food easier. When animals are together, they can watch out for danger and protect each other. They also help each other find food and care for their babies.

Example: A pack of wolves work together to hunt their food, which makes it easier for them to catch something to eat.

Fun Fact: Some animals, like ants, live in big groups called colonies and work together in different jobs to keep their home safe and clean!

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. Why do many birds fly together?

a) To know where the trees are

b) To stay together for safety

c) To make music

d) To have fun

2. How do animals help each other in groups?

a) They fight each other

b) They hide from view

c) They share food and look out for danger

d) They sleep a lot

3. Which animal is known for living in a big group called a colony?

a) Elephant

b) Ant

c) Tiger

d) Dolphin

4. Why do fish swim in schools?

a) To go to school

b) To look for food and avoid predators

c) To make bubbles

d) To play games

5. What do you call a group of lions?

a) Pack

b) Pride

c) Flock

d) School

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