The teamwork means collaboration and partnership. In the case of animals, it is an instinctive sharing, by distributing the different tasks and then combining them in order to survive. This benefits all species.

Curiosities of animals that work in groups

Among the curious animals that work in groups, the following can be mentioned:

• • In some species there is a hierarchy level , such as bees, where the queen is in a hive, followed by workers and drones.
  • Others live in packs to protect their young, as in the case of wolves, who usually hunt in groups.
  • Some animals reorganize if they decide to migrate , such as geese.

Examples of animals working in a team

1. The ants

They are insects that stand out for the perfect way they carry out their team work. Your organization has the characteristic of a troop due to its discipline and efficiency. Your teamwork consists of:

• • Ants create production chains.
  • They are insects that grow mushrooms for consumption.
  • Their invertebrate character and their size make them great collectors of plant elements to store them.
  • The ants are organized in colonies, this allows them to cut the leaves of the trees, for their maintenance.

1. The Lions

These animals tend to group in herds and can form a hierarchical organization, where there is a dominant male and several lionesses with their cubs. Their teamwork consists of:

• • Lions must take care of young from predators.
  • The most adult mammals are responsible for hunting large prey to feed the group.
  • These beasts fight to save their territory where they live .
  • Lions are animals of force that as a group use it to survive.

1. The elephants

Elephants display their high instincts when they do teamwork. These animals work in a coordinated way to get their food. They stand out as a group for:

• • Elephants are capable of problem solving by displaying human-like behaviors.
  • These mammals have a great instinct for collaboration and cooperation as a group, to defend themselves from any attack if necessary.
  • These pachyderms are coordinated in groups and are capable of performing unprecedented tasks such as working in circuses in a sequential and disciplined manner.
  • Elephants, like chimpanzees, manage to detect that they need accompaniment to achieve their goals.

1. Birds

They are animals that move in groups. They work in flocks and all migrate together. Their flights are usually in the shape of a V. Commonly aligned as a team, they stand out because:

• The birds stand out for their correct formation when moving around.
• These birds are innate practitioners of aerodynamics.
• Birds are great energy savers because their movements are very timed.
• These oviparous ones seek their food in groups to preserve their subsistence.

1. The Wolves

It is said that a pack of wolves constitutes a family, where the most influential are the parents who teach their cubs by example. Wolves tend to move in packs, they are ferocious animals in a straight line. They stand out for:

• The wolves gather to attack as a group.
• These mammals work as a team to get their food.
• It is a species that is used to occupying territories and moving together to hunt animals.

1. Chimpanzees

Chimpanzees are very spontaneous animals that have a strong instinct for teamwork and cooperation with each other. They are distinguished because:

• Chimpanzees coordinate in an open and disciplined way to obtain their food.
• They are mammals that have a high level of cooperation, sometimes resembling human behavior.
• They are a species of very sociable, spontaneous animals and great collaborators when they carry out their teamwork.

1. The Tigers

Tigers travel in herds and love to hunt in groups. They like to spend the night in open areas, like savannas. They are also animals that love to live in captivity. They are characterized because:

• Tigers are excellent swimmers and have a knack for hunting prey in the water.
• Cats like to hunt large herbivores such as pigs, buffalo, and domestic cattle.
• They are mammals that attack the human species and other species in groups, as part of their diet.

1. The Dolphins

Dolphins have a great capacity to perform common tasks, this allows them to achieve their goals. They are sociable, affectionate and instinctive animals. It is normal for them to play team games. They are distinguished because:

• Dolphins are animals that learn to coordinate quickly as a team, right from the start.
• Cetaceans learn to share in groups and look for food together, protecting each other.
• These adorable animals coordinate as a group to jump, show off, and play games.
• They are marine animals that work as a team to defend themselves against predators.
• They are able to communicate instinctively in surprising ways.

1. The bees

Bees are the most organized insects when it comes to teamwork, their coordination and discipline allow them to fulfill a laborious mission in terms of the manufacture of honey. They are characterized because:

• Bees like to live together, to develop their work together for long periods of time.
• These anthophiles make their hives, which have an excellent structure, since they house all their components.
• They are flying insects that change tasks and activities according to their sex, age and specialization.
• The worker bees feed the larvae and are capable of attacking if the hive is in danger.
• These antofilos perform very ritual celebratory dances, to celebrate their success at work and the gathering of their food.
• They are insects that collectively create honeycombs for the manufacture of honey.
• Bees attack in flocks when they are in mortal danger.

1. The Beavers

It is a semi-aquatic rodent, native to North America and Eurasia, although it has a presence in other regions of the world, such as, for example, South America.

• This little animal has the ability and intelligence to build dams in streams and water sources, in order to enjoy ideal and comfortable homes for its large family.