Herd Animals
Herd animals are social animals that prefer to live in groups known as herds. They rely on the presence of others in their group for protection, finding food, and navigating their environment. Herd animals often exhibit behaviors such as flocking, where they move together in coordinated groups, and herding, where they stay close together to deter predators. These animals have evolved to thrive in group settings and often form strong social bonds with other members of their herd. Some examples of herd animals include cattle, sheep, bison, and wildebeest.