Herd behavior benefits wildebeests primarily by decreasing the chance of spreading disease. Being in a large group can help to reduce individual vulnerability and the likelihood of disease transmission. Additionally, it provides protection against predators and aids in finding resources, but the main benefit in the context of herd behavior is related to safety and disease management.
Herd behavior benefits wildebeests by(1 point)
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allowing altruistic behavior.
allowing altruistic behavior.
decreasing the chance of spreading disease.
decreasing the chance of spreading disease.
increasing the number of resources available.
increasing the number of resources available.
helping individuals find mates.
helping individuals find mates.
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