Deer are wired in their thinking to live in herds. They are prey animals and by staying in a large group they have a less chance of being picked off and for a predator to be able to discern them from the mass of moving bodies. Also a deer benefits by being in a herd because they have a better chance of finding a mate, protection, and the wisdom of the older deer.
Deer live in groups, often called herds, for several reasons. One reason is for protection against predators. Being in a group makes it more difficult for predators to single out any one individual. Additionally, groups can help alert each other to potential threats. Living in groups also offers social benefits, such as establishing dominance hierarchies and facilitating mating opportunities.
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Geographers study a variety of social groups. Some study those who live in urban areas. Other groups studied include different cultures and where they live, and those from different economic groups.
Animals live in groups or packs to keep each other safe, not hungry, and healthy. If a baby or adult animal that normally lives in a group strays away from their own kind, they will most likely die of starvation, as another's dinner, or of thirst. This is why animals live in groups or packs.for protection and it riases the chances of finding food when they hunt
Colonies
Yes. They live in groups, but they don't hunt cooperatively.
At his house
because deers live in the forest and penguins dont?
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Deers usually live in forests. On places out of the Philippines
No differently than they do in the summer.
Deers usually live in forests. On places out of the Philippines
deers gorillas bulls
32 i think
deers
Deers, there everywhere