A foraging society, also known as a hunter-gatherer society, is a type of community that relies on the collection of wild plants, hunting, and fishing for sustenance rather than agriculture or livestock domestication. Members of these societies typically have a nomadic or semi-nomadic lifestyle, moving to follow seasonal food sources. Foraging societies often exhibit a strong connection to their environment and have a deep knowledge of local ecosystems. Social structures in these communities are usually egalitarian, with resources shared among members.
Yes, they are one and the same. In fact the definition of foraging is basically a food getting strategy that combines hunting and gathering.
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When something/someone looks for something e.g. The badger was foraging for food
No government. To have government a society is needed, but in the era you ask about it was loose bands of people hunting and foraging for food. Much more is needed to create a society, art, and government.
Raccoons do not have hobbies, if that is what you mean. If they are not foraging for food, they are most likely sleeping in their den.
forging: to forge
What do you mean by term Healthy society
Foraging for Berries, isn't what it use to be.
Society to mean humankind or people antonyms are nonhuman or animal. Society to mean an organization or institution antonyms are an individual or casual. Society to mean an upper class antonyms are ordinary or common.
In foraging societies, it was common for men to be hunters and women to be gatherers.
Something that is given to society.
i think you mean "pest to society"