Group-living predators, such as wolves and wild dogs, can catch large prey when hunting together, which they cannot do when hunting alone, this is called _________.

The correct answer is: Foraging

• Foraging is a behavior of predators during hunting
• It starts from searching, chasing, catching and intake of the prey
• Some animals like wolves, hyenas hunt in groups called pack
• The co-operation between the individuals of the pack is apparent during hunting
• Wolves test the prey for their vulnerability and act like cruise hunters
• Wolves have the ability to chase their prey over fat distances
• When hunting in packs, wolves work together with each member carrying their special role depending on one's own ability