Question

Are mongooses social animals?                

Answer 1

Yes, mongooses are social animals and often live in large groups called "mongoose colonies." These colonies can be made up of several family groups that work together to raise and protect their young, forage for food, and defend their territory. Within the colony, mongooses exhibit complex social behaviors and communication, and have been observed grooming each other, playing, and engaging in various forms of social interaction.

Answer 2

Yes, mongooses are social animals and often live in groups, called packs or mobs, that range from a few individuals to dozens. They communicate with each other through a variety of vocalizations, and work together to defend their territory and young, and to hunt for food.