The alpha wolves are in charge of the group, with a strong social hierarchy.
A male and female pair and all of their offspring are included in each group.
They are gregarious animals that live in groups known as prides, which can have as many as 40 members.
They live in colonies consisting of a queen, worker bees, and drones.
Each of them has a specific role in maintaining the hive.
Their female-led herds offer protection and teach survival skills to their younger members.
As they get older, males depart from the group.
They travel in pods, communicating with whistles and clicks and frequently work together to hunt or defend members.
Emperor penguins are among the many animals that share parenting responsibilities and huddle for warmth.
They are small, social creatures that live in the desert in packs of three to 25.