do tenrecs live in groups?
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They tend to be solitary, though they have been seen grouped together during a period of torpor. In North America, the animals slip into torpor from October to March, which coincides with our winter. Tenrec torpor. The lesser hedgehog tenrec can be found both in trees and living on the ground.
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House mice tend to live in groups and venture out to find food and nesting materials in pairs or larger groups. ... Once there are already mice in the house, you can expect more mice because of their rapid breeding but also from the trails they leave behind to communicate with other mice.
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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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However, if it's not, then that means that Jawas live on more planets than we previously knew, as we certainly thought they were indigenous to Tatooine. If that's not quite true, it would seem that they do still have a preference for desert planets, as this planet and Luke Skywalker's home have a lot in common.
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A group of individuals of the same species occupying a particular geographic area is called as population It refers to the people which in a particular area.
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In the UAE and Dubai, it is against the Sharia law to live together with someone you are not married to. You can only live together with a member of the opposite sex if you are married to them, or if they are your family member.
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Some shrews produce echolocation calls by clicking their tongues. ... Intriguingly, there is evidence that at least three species of tenrec; the lesser hedgehog tenrec, lowland streaked tenrec and Dobson's shrew tenrec, can also echolocate. The animals seem to use their tongue clicks for navigation.
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Sociologists differentiate between several different types of social groups. Enduring primary groups are those that are close-knit and intimate and are typically small scale. Most of our primary groups consist of family and close friends. ... Secondary groups are those that are more impersonal and temporary.
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['A glaring/A cluster/A clutter of cats.', 'A cluster/A herd/A tribe of antelopes.', 'A coalition of cheetahs.', 'A cohort/A herd/A zeal of zebras.', 'A colony/A family/A lodge of beavers.', 'A colony of chinchillas.', 'A colony/A horde/A mischief/A swarm of rats.', 'A colony of voles.']
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With two exceptions (RPM, retroactively, and Dino Charge), all inhabit the same universe. In practice, since Lost Galaxy, that shared universe only matters to the extent a showrunner decides it matters.
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In the wild, lesser Madagascar tenrecs are opportunistic feeders; they will forage on the ground and in trees for invertebrates. They will also eat some other small animals, such as baby mice.
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Behavior. Rats live in colonies in the wild and therefore should be kept in at least (same sex unless neutered or spayed) pairs as pets. ... At this age, male rats in particular start to behave more aggressively toward each other. They shift from harmless play fighting into more serious adult fighting.
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Social insects are habituated to live in a group. Ants, termites and bees are found together in large numbers sharing a common nest and taking care of their offspring. Solitary insects do not live in a group with other insects of the same kind.
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Madagascar tenrecs are omnivores but feed primarily on insects, grubs, invertebrates and fruit. They will also scavenge if necessary. ... This species is endemic to the island of Madagascar where it is generally found throughout the island. It has an altitudinal range of sea level to around 2,250 m (7,312 ft.).
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IF there is any additional swarms from that colony, (afterswarms or secondary swarms), they are headed by virgin queens. Those afterswarms normally occur after the virgin queens emerge, but before they are mated. Once the afterswarm finds a new home, then the queen goes on her mating flight.
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They are social insects, which means they live in large colonies or groups. Depending on the species, ant colonies can consist of millions of ants. There are three kinds of ants in a colony: The queen, the female workers, and males. The queen and the males have wings, while the workers don't have wings.
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They have friends and foes on Tatooine. Jawas have never completely made peace with the howling Tusken Raiders, the other large sentient species native to the twin-sunned planet. Though they're able to civilly co-exist for the most part, the temperamental nature of the Sand People keep Jawas on a high state of alert.