Herd behavior benefits wildebeests primarily by decreasing the chance of spreading disease. Being in a herd can reduce individual exposure to predators and help maintain social structures that can contribute to overall health, but it is not directly associated with increasing resources or mate-finding. However, herd behavior can also contribute to increased vigilance against predators and more efficient foraging, which indirectly relates to resource availability.
Herd behavior benefits wildebeests by(1 point)
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increasing the number of resources available.
increasing the number of resources available.
allowing altruistic behavior.
allowing altruistic behavior.
helping individuals find mates.
helping individuals find mates.
decreasing the chance of spreading disease.
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