Question

question 7 of 25
humpback whales work with members of their group to make bubble - nets to trap and feed on fish. this is an example of what type of group behavior?
a. schooling
b. competition
c. migration
d. cooperative hunting

Explanation:

Cooperative hunting involves group - members working together to catch prey. Here, humpback whales work with group - members (using bubble - nets) to trap fish, which fits the definition of cooperative hunting. Schooling is a group behavior of fish (not whales in this context of hunting). Competition is about vying for resources (not working together as described). Migration is about movement from one place to another (not related to this hunting behavior).

Answer:

D. Cooperative hunting