If you take a brief look at Wikipedia, you’ll see that countless species of animals cooperate for survival in vastly different ways:
Collective animal behavior
Generally herbivores tend to stick together for additional protection whilst some carnivores hunt in packs for more successful hunts and steady food supply.
Birds, fish and insects often work together in swarms so that their locomotive efficiency is maximised.
Other than that, there is also a wide variety of Symbiotic behaviour in the animal kingdom, such as Deer and monkeys foraging together:
This list could go on and on, but there are many animals on Land and in the Sea that loves being social and providing on each other to find food. Cooperative hunting
Collective animal behavior
Generally herbivores tend to stick together for additional protection whilst some carnivores hunt in packs for more successful hunts and steady food supply.
Birds, fish and insects often work together in swarms so that their locomotive efficiency is maximised.
Other than that, there is also a wide variety of Symbiotic behaviour in the animal kingdom, such as Deer and monkeys foraging together:
This list could go on and on, but there are many animals on Land and in the Sea that loves being social and providing on each other to find food. Cooperative hunting
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