do tanuki live in groups?
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Tanukis are social animals and generally live in pairs or small groups. They groom, sleep and hunt in pairs. As slow hunter-gatherers, a pair of tanukis has a much better chance of collecting berries, rodents, birds and eggs than they would on their own.
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Swordtails are generally very peaceful and make excellent community fish. Males can however turn aggressive towards each other once they reach sexual maturity, so it is advisable to house only one male with several females in an aquarium.
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Well, most appropriate reason is that they mate for life or form monogamous pairs. They tend to stick close to their mate even when flocking in a large group.
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Many people mistakenly believe that betta fish must be kept in “solitary confinement.” Female bettas can live together, and while male bettas will fight with other male bettas, they can be placed singly in a “community” aquarium containing other species of fish.
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SOCIAL ORGANIZATION AND BEHAVIOR However, aye-ayes were observed to travel, forage, and communicate together in groups as large as four outside of the mating season (Sterling 1995). Associations of this type have been observed between males and females and between males, but never between two females (Sterling 1993b).
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Bloom said bumble bees are actually pretty social. They live in colonies with dozens to hundreds of fellow bumble bees. ... While some bees live in hives, a lot of queen bees will find a place to live underground, Bloom said. They'll use burrows that mice or other rodents have abandoned.
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Gerbils need: To live with other gerbils, they should never be kept alone. They are happiest in same-sex pairs or small groups. ... Do not house unfamiliar adult gerbils next to one another.
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Rabbits can live happily in male/female, female/female, male/male pairings and larger mixed groups. However, the most natural and therefore easiest pairing is male/female. ... Females are less likely to fight but can still become territorial and aggressive with each other.
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Their clans are known as atak, and there are said to be at least eighty four ataks. The Kataria are a community of small and medium-sized farmers. Most of their settlements are exclusively Kataria, and each of them contains an informal caste association.
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Unfortunately, Sofia isn't one of them as far as I know, at least not with the followers I have installed. I've only got five installed currently, and Sofia is the only one that doesn't directly interact with the others. Inigo and Vija will talk to each other a bit.
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No. While foxes live in family groups that average three to four adults, with four to five cubs born each spring, they generally lie up alone during the day, and also forage alone.
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No one view is correct; the preferred gender of depiction varies according to regional traditions and individual beliefs. Because of their close association with kitsune, Inari is often believed to be a fox; though this belief is widespread, both Shinto and Buddhist priests discourage it.
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They are dominant with other dogs and do not usually get along well with other "bossy" dogs of the same sex. Many Shibas will, however, get along great with another dog or cat that agrees the Shiba is boss. ... The Shiba Inu is a natural hunter.
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Groups of turtles may live in the same place because the conditions there are favorable for them, but they aren't really "social" animals. ... But as they grow up and the turtle equivalent of puberty kicks in, turtles often start fighting (especially the males if you have more than one male in the same tank).
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Wolves live in packs – groups of animals that are usually related by close blood ties (family units). A hierarchical order exists within the pack; every animal knows its place in that order. Like many human beings, wolves live in extended families which are called packs.
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Active only during the night (nocturnal), aye-ayes were once thought to be solitary animals, but it now seems that they can occasionally be found together in groups of two or more. Individuals will spend the majority of the night moving and foraging for food.
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There are actually 2 species of crow in Japan, the Jungle Crow and the Carrion Crow. The Jungle Crow normally live in the cities and areas above 1000 meters, while the Carrion Crow often lives in the rural areas of Japan.