Meerkats live in group of 20-30 individuals. They are social animals that do everything together. They hunt together, rest together and care for safety together. While hunting, it may seem that each member of the herd follows its own path and, regardless of the others, looks for larvae or other treats on its own paw ; However, if one notices that one is too far away from the others, quickly shortens the distance, because each one feels much safer in the group.

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