Groups

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Otters are usually found in small family groups with the mother and her young offspring.

During mating season, or when there's an abundance of food you will find much larger groups of otters.

This means that even though it usually lives on the land, it spends a great amount of time in rivers and lakes where males lead groups of 5 to 30 females and young.

This is particularly the case for those in at-risk groups or with disabilities.

Lions are the only big cats to live in groups, called prides.

Prides are close family groups.

Giraffes live alone or in groups.

Young male giraffes form small groups until they become mature.

Females form groups of 4-32 animals.

Males however, live in small family groups of 2-3 brothers, known as coalitions.

Peafowl do not enjoy living alone, and tend to stay within small groups as they are highly sociable and dependent birds.

While a group of any peafowl is called a harem, a group of females are known as a bevy, a muster or a party when they are in groups without the males.

Dolphins often live in groups called pods.

They travel in groups called herds.

Otters are very social animals and often live in groups.

These groups are called rafts when they are in the water.