What is another word for social animals?

Pronunciation: [sˈə͡ʊʃə͡l ˈanɪmə͡lz] (IPA)

Social animals are creatures that live and interact in groups or communities. They are often characterized by their ability to communicate and collaborate with each other, learning from and supporting their peers. Some common synonyms for social animals include gregarious, communal and sociable. Gregarious animals are those that enjoy being around others and thrive in groups. Communal animals typically live in close-knit communities, sharing resources and supporting one another. Sociable animals are those that enjoy interacting with others, showing a preference for activities that involve socializing. Each term describes the unique aspects of social behaviors in animals, and highlights their importance in the animal kingdom.

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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Famous quotes with Social animals

  • Boys and girls don't pair off at birth and scurry off to a dank cave together. Humans have always been social animals. We live in cooperative groups. Our bodies sort us out into groups of males or females. We interact socially as members of one group or the other. These groups aren't arbitrary or cultural- they're basic and biological. Males have to negotiate male and female groups as males. Males aren't simply reacting to female groups as males. We react to other males, as males. Who we are has a lot to do with how we see ourselves in relationship to other males, as members of the male group.
    Jack Donovan
  • Nonconformity is the highest evolutionary attainment of social animals.
    Aldo Leopold
  • What they had going certainly came as near as anyone ever has in this imperfect world to a sane, rational way for people to exist without warfare and with a minimum of politics. In the end, those two old dinosaurs are the only ways humans have yet discovered to be social animals. Yes, I do see war as a way of living with one another; by imposing your will on another in terms so unmistakable that the opponent has to either knuckle under to you, die, or beat your brains out. And if that’s a solution to anything, I'd rather live without solutions. Politics is not much better. The only thing going for it is that it occasionally succeeds in substituting talk for fists.
    John Varley

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