Living in groups helps giraffes survive by providing protection from predators through increased vigilance. When in a herd, individual giraffes can rely on the collective awareness of others to spot threats more effectively. Additionally, social interactions within the group can facilitate access to resources like food and water, as they can help locate areas with abundant foliage. This social structure enhances their overall chances of survival in the wild.
they help livings thing surive because they proved shelter and etc.
how cells are organized into larger and larger groups to help living things survive
Living in groups attracts predators
giraffes need it to help them survive
Living in groups , wolves can help each other kill prey such as moose.
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living and working in groups help the early people survive because they didnt have to do everything everyone would do a little bit (teamwork).
Are giraffes babies born live
how do the giraffes help the oxpeckers
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It helps them to be safe from predators and get food easily.
Giraffes don't live in jungles. Giraffes prefer grasslands mixed with stands of acacia trees. Since giraffes don't live in jungles, they don't influence jungles either way.