Question

how is belonging similar in humans and other animals?
a like other animals, humans will travel long distances to form social groups.
b like other animals, humans build connections with a variety of relations.
c like other animals, humans will choose social belonging over other needs like food.
d like other animals, humans feel threatened by those who they perceive as different.

Explanation:

Both humans and many animals form social bonds with various types of individuals (e.g., kin, group members) to meet social and survival needs. Option A is incorrect because humans do not universally travel long distances specifically to form groups. Option C is wrong as basic needs like food are prioritized over social belonging for survival in both humans and animals. Option D is not a universal similarity, as many species and human groups engage positively with outsiders. Option B accurately describes a core shared trait of forming diverse social connections.

Answer:

B. Like other animals, humans build connections with a variety of relations.