Many animals live in large groups to increase their chances of survival and reproductive success. Which statement provides evidence that living in groups is beneficial to its members?

A. Animals living in large groups tend to attract more predators.

B. Animals living in large groups tend to spread diseases more easily.

c. Animals living in large groups are able to hunt and take down larger prey.

D. Animals living in large groups tend to compete more for resources and mates.

D. Animals living in large groups tend to compete more for resources and mates.

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