Question

question 8 of 10
harriss hawks, such as the ones shown here, are the only raptors known to
move as a group to search out and capture prey. they are also known to
share their catches.
the harriss hawks are exhibiting which type of behavior?
a. migration
b. cooperative hunting
c. schooling
d. herding

Explanation:

The problem states that Harris's hawks move as a group to search and capture prey and share catches. This directly aligns with the concept of cooperative hunting, where animals work together to hunt. Migration (A) involves seasonal movement. Schooling (C) is a term mainly for fish moving in groups. Herding (D) is about animals (like livestock) being moved as a group by a herder (usually human - related in common usage for this term). So, based on the description of group - based prey capture and sharing, cooperative hunting is the correct behavior.

Answer:

B. Cooperative hunting