Each animal may try to hide behind a less fortunate herd-mate, this is called _____________.

The correct answer is: Selfish herding

• Animals tend to move in groups to protect from predators
• Sometimes, during an attack, the members of the herd arrange themselves in such a way that the vulnerable person of the herd gets attacked by the predator
• This type of behavior found among the herd is called selfish herding
• Selfish refers to the character of an individual where in the person is concerned about his/her wellness with no concern about others