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Does duck live alone?
They seem to live in groups and pair up.
Is a brain alone or in a pair?
The brain is in fact alone
Which pair of organisms competes for the same resource in an ecosystem cow and hawk or a raccoon and crawfish?
cow and hawk
Do penguins live in families?
Yes, penguins often live in colonies which can be made up of hundreds to thousands of individuals. Within these colonies, penguins establish family units for breeding and raising their young. Penguins typically pair up and take turns incubating the eggs and caring for the chicks.
Why do cheetahs live alone?
For the most part cheetah's are solitary animals. Females usually live alone, except for when they are raising their young. Males often live alone as well, but occasionally will live in small groups which consist of their litter mates.
What is the antonym and synonym for pair?
Synoyms for pair could include; group, together Antonyms for pair could include; solo, alone, one
What property is illustrated by each pair of equations 12 times 2 divided by 6?
There is no equation, let alone a pair of them!
Do kookaburras live in groups or alone?
Kookaburras are social birds that typically live in family groups. These groups usually consist of a breeding pair and their offspring from previous seasons. They are known for their distinctive calls and often hunt and roost together, reinforcing their social bonds. While they can be seen alone, they thrive in the company of their family members.
Do fennec foxes live in groups or alone?
Fennec foxes live in family groups. The basic social unit is thought to be a mated pair and their offspring, and the young of the previous year are believed to remain in the family even after a new litter is born.
What is the word pair of live?
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How rare are the reactants in ammonia?
Ammonia contains nitrogen atoms. Nitrogen has alone pair on it.
Do butterflies live alone?
It depends upon the species. Some longwings, like the Zebra Longwing, do tend to spend the nights in clusters, sitting together on one branch. In the winter, Monarchs spend months sitting together on trees in Mexico or the coast of California (in the north America area). Most are solitary except when looking for a female to pair with.
