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Many species exhibit herding behavior, particularly in social animals like elephants, wolves, and certain ungulates, which benefit from group dynamics for protection, hunting, or migration. However, some animals, such as solitary predators like leopards or certain reptiles, prefer to live alone and hunt independently. The evidence of herding versus solitary behavior depends on the species and environmental factors that influence their social structures. Observational studies and ecological research often provide insights into these behaviors.

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