Question

which groups of animals participate in adaptive social behavior?
ants, moose, bears
moose, cheetahs, bears
wolves, fish, ants
fish, cheetahs, wolves

Explanation:

Adaptive social behavior involves living and cooperating in groups for survival benefits. Ants are eusocial (live in organized colonies), wolves hunt and raise young in packs, and many fish species form schools for protection/foraging. Moose, bears, and cheetahs are mostly solitary or have limited social groups without the same cooperative adaptive social structures.

Answer:

C. wolves, fish, ants