Practice mode Entomology

What are insects that live together in groups, colonies or tribes called?

Correct answer A. Gregarious insects

Explanation

Gregarious insects, such as locusts in their swarming phase, aggregate in groups. Unlike truly social insects, they do not have a division of labour or cooperative brood care.

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