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Planet Zoo 2 co-habitation chart — which animals can share an enclosure?

Every species pair that shares both a biome and an enclosure type in the official Zoopedia data — 1221 pairs across 130 species — with a verdict read out of the game's own Social & Reproduction text. Each row quotes the sentence it is based on and links back to the source page, so you can check us in one click.

Planet Zoo 2 tiger walking through a densely planted habitat
Screenshot: Planet Zoo 2, Steam store page
1221species pairs compared
376likely OK (both social)
106need a judgement call
739ruled out (solitary)

What a shared enclosure looks like

Mixed habitats are where Planet Zoo 2 pays off visually: several species in one build, each one changing what you have to fence, plant and feed. These are official screenshots.

The three verdicts

VerdictWhat it meansHow we decided
Likely OKBoth species are described as social, herd-living or living in mixed groups.The official Social & Reproduction text says both are social / mixed — no contradiction found.
UnverifiedAt least one species' official text never says whether it is solitary or social.We show the quote and leave the call to you rather than guessing.
Not compatibleAt least one of the two is described as solitary in the official text.The solitary species' own description rules it out, and the quote is in the row.

Filter the chart

Animal AAnimal BShared biomeShared enclosureVerdictOfficial evidence
African PenguinAfrican Savannah ElephantSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
African PenguinAfrican Wild DogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
African PenguinAsian ElephantSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
African PenguinBactrian CamelSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
African PenguinBlack WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
African PenguinBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
African PenguinCape BuffaloSavannahHabitatLikely OKAfrican Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
African PenguinCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
African PenguinCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OKAfrican Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
African PenguinGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
African PenguinGrey WolfSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
African PenguinLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
African PenguinMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OKAfrican Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
African PenguinMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
African PenguinPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
African PenguinReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
African PenguinSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
African PenguinSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Spotted Hyena aggressive
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
African PenguinSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Springbok territorialhierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
African PenguinThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
African Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
African Savannah ElephantAfrican Wild DogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
African Wild Dog hierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
African Savannah ElephantAsian ElephantSavannahWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Asian Elephant aggressive
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
African Savannah ElephantBactrian CamelDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
African Savannah ElephantBlack WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Black Wildebeest territorial
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
African Savannah ElephantBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Blue Wildebeest territorial
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
African Savannah ElephantCape BuffaloSavannahWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
African Savannah ElephantCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
African Savannah ElephantCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
African Savannah ElephantGemsbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
African Savannah ElephantGharialWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Gharial aggressive
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
African Savannah ElephantGrey WolfDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
African Savannah ElephantLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Lion aggressivehierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
African Savannah ElephantMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
African Savannah ElephantMeerkatDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
African Savannah ElephantPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
African Savannah ElephantReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
African Savannah ElephantSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
African Savannah ElephantSpotted HyenaDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
African Savannah ElephantSpringbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
African Savannah ElephantThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
African Savannah ElephantWestern Lowland GorillaWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
African Savannah Elephant aggressivehierarchy
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
African Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
African Wild DogAsian ElephantSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Asian Elephant aggressive
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
African Wild DogBactrian CamelSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
African Wild DogBlack WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Black Wildebeest territorial
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
African Wild DogBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Blue Wildebeest territorial
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
African Wild DogCape BuffaloSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
African Wild DogCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
African Wild DogCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
African Wild DogGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
African Wild DogGrey WolfSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
African Wild DogLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Lion aggressivehierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
African Wild DogMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
African Wild DogMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
African Wild DogPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
African Wild DogReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
African Wild DogSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
African Wild DogSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
African Wild DogSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
African Wild DogThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
African Wild Dog hierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
African Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Asian ElephantBactrian CamelSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Asian ElephantBlack WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Black Wildebeest territorial
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Asian ElephantBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Asian ElephantCape BuffaloSavannahWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Asian ElephantCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Asian ElephantCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Asian ElephantGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Asian ElephantGharialRainforestWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Gharial aggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Asian ElephantGolden Lion TamarinRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
Asian ElephantGrey WolfRainforestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Asian ElephantLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Asian ElephantMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Asian ElephantMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Asian ElephantPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Asian ElephantReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Asian ElephantRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
Asian ElephantSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Asian ElephantSiamangRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Siamang pair bond
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
Asian ElephantSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Asian ElephantSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Asian ElephantSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
Asian ElephantThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Asian ElephantWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
Asian ElephantWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
Asian Elephant aggressive
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Asian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Bactrian CamelBlack WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Black Wildebeest territorial
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Bactrian CamelBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Bactrian CamelCape BuffaloSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Bactrian CamelCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Bactrian CamelCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Bactrian CamelEurasian Brown BearTemperateHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Eurasian Brown Bear territorialaggressive
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Eurasian Brown Bear “Except for a mother with her cubs, brown bears are solitary. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates.”
Bactrian CamelEuropean BisonTemperateHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
European Bison aggressivepair bond
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
European Bison “European bison live in mixed herds of females and their offspring, including sub adult males. Mature males live together…”
Bactrian CamelGemsbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Bactrian CamelGrey WolfDesertSavannahTemperateHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Bactrian CamelLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Bactrian CamelMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Bactrian CamelMeerkatDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Bactrian CamelPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Bactrian CamelRed DeerTemperateHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Red Deer aggressivehierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Red Deer “Red deer live in different group compositions, out of which loose herds of up to 400 animals can form, depending on food availability and time of year.”
Bactrian CamelReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Bactrian CamelSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Bactrian CamelSpotted HyenaDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Bactrian CamelSpringbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Bactrian CamelThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Bactrian Camel hierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Black WildebeestBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Black WildebeestCape BuffaloSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Black WildebeestCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Black WildebeestCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Black WildebeestGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Black WildebeestGrey WolfSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Black WildebeestLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Black WildebeestMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Black WildebeestMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Black WildebeestPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Black WildebeestReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Black WildebeestSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Black WildebeestSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Black WildebeestSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Black WildebeestThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Black Wildebeest territorial
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Black Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Blacktip Reef SharkBlue and Gold FusilierReefAquariumLikely OKBlacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Blacktip Reef SharkClown AnemonefishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Blacktip Reef SharkClown TriggerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Blacktip Reef SharkGolden TrevallyEstuarineReefAquariumLikely OKBlacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Blacktip Reef SharkHumphead WrasseReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Blacktip Reef SharkIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsEstuarineReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Blacktip Reef SharkLongfin BatfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Blacktip Reef SharkOcellated Eagle RayEstuarineReefAquariumLikely OKBlacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Blacktip Reef SharkSailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OKBlacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Blacktip Reef SharkSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Blacktip Reef SharkThreespot DamselfishMangroveReefAquariumLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Blacktip Reef SharkWest Indian ManateeEstuarineMangroveAquariumLikely OKBlacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Blacktip Reef SharkYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OKBlacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Blue WildebeestCape BuffaloSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Blue WildebeestCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Blue WildebeestCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Blue WildebeestGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Blue WildebeestGrey WolfSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Blue WildebeestLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Blue WildebeestMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Blue WildebeestMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Blue WildebeestPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Blue WildebeestReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Blue WildebeestSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Blue WildebeestSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Blue WildebeestSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Blue WildebeestThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Blue Wildebeest territorial
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Blue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Blue and Gold FusilierClown AnemonefishReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Blue and Gold FusilierClown TriggerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Blue and Gold FusilierGolden TrevallyReefAquariumLikely OKBlue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Blue and Gold FusilierHumphead WrasseReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Blue and Gold FusilierIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Blue and Gold FusilierLongfin BatfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Blue and Gold FusilierOcellated Eagle RayReefAquariumLikely OKBlue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Blue and Gold FusilierSailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OKBlue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Blue and Gold FusilierSchooling BannerfishReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Blue and Gold FusilierThreespot DamselfishReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Blue and Gold FusilierYellow TangReefExhibitAquariumLikely OKBlue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Blunthead CichlidBoeseman's RainbowfishLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Blunthead Cichlid territorial
Blunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
Boeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
Blunthead CichlidBrown TroutLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Blunthead Cichlid territorial
Brown Trout territorial
Blunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
Brown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
Blunthead CichlidCommon RuddLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Blunthead Cichlid territorial
Blunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
Common Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
Blunthead CichlidDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversExhibitLikely OK
Blunthead Cichlid territorial
Blunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
Danube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
Blunthead CichlidGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Blunthead Cichlid territorial
Giant Gourami territorial
Blunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
Blunthead CichlidWest Indian ManateeLakes & RiversAquariumLikely OK
Blunthead Cichlid territorial
Blunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Boeseman's RainbowfishBrown TroutLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Brown Trout territorial
Boeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
Brown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
Boeseman's RainbowfishCommon RuddLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OKBoeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
Common Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
Boeseman's RainbowfishDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversExhibitLikely OKBoeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
Danube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
Boeseman's RainbowfishGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Giant Gourami territorial
Boeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
Boeseman's RainbowfishWest Indian ManateeLakes & RiversAquariumLikely OKBoeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Brown TroutCommon RuddLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Brown Trout territorial
Brown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
Common Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
Brown TroutDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversExhibitLikely OK
Brown Trout territorial
Brown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
Danube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
Brown TroutGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Brown Trout territorial
Giant Gourami territorial
Brown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
Brown TroutWest Indian ManateeLakes & RiversAquariumLikely OK
Brown Trout territorial
Brown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Cape BuffaloCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Cape BuffaloCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OKCape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Cape BuffaloGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Cape BuffaloGharialWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Cape BuffaloGrey WolfSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Cape BuffaloLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Cape BuffaloMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OKCape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Cape BuffaloMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Cape BuffaloPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Cape BuffaloReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Cape BuffaloSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Cape BuffaloSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Cape BuffaloSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Cape BuffaloThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Cape BuffaloWestern Lowland GorillaWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Cape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Cloudless SulphurGiant Tiger Land SnailSavannahExhibitLikely OK
Giant Tiger Land Snail aggressive
Cloudless Sulphur “The cloudless sulphur is solitary and has no social requirements. Individuals only spend time with others during the mating season.”
Giant Tiger Land Snail “Giant tiger land snails do not actively live in groups, but are passive enough to tolerate others without aggression.”
Cloudless SulphurOld World SwallowtailSavannahTaigaTemperateExhibitLikely OK
Old World Swallowtail territorial
Cloudless Sulphur “The cloudless sulphur is solitary and has no social requirements. Individuals only spend time with others during the mating season.”
Old World Swallowtail “Like most butterflies, the Old World swallowtail has no social needs outside of mating or competing for mates, but equal…”
Clown AnemonefishClown TriggerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Clown AnemonefishGolden TrevallyReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Clown AnemonefishHumphead WrasseReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Clown AnemonefishIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Clown AnemonefishLongfin BatfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Clown AnemonefishOcellated Eagle RayReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Clown AnemonefishSailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Clown AnemonefishSchooling BannerfishReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Clown AnemonefishThreespot DamselfishReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Clown AnemonefishYellow TangReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Clown Anemonefish hierarchy
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Clown TriggerfishGolden TrevallyReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Clown TriggerfishHumphead WrasseReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Clown TriggerfishIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Clown TriggerfishLongfin BatfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Clown TriggerfishOcellated Eagle RayReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Clown TriggerfishSailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Clown TriggerfishSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Clown TriggerfishThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Clown TriggerfishYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OK
Clown Triggerfish territorialaggressive
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Common OstrichCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Common OstrichGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Common OstrichGrey WolfSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Common OstrichLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Common OstrichMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Common OstrichMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Common OstrichPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Common OstrichReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Common OstrichSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Common OstrichSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Common OstrichSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Common OstrichThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Common Ostrich territorialhierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Common Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Common RuddDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversExhibitLikely OKCommon Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
Danube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
Common RuddGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Giant Gourami territorial
Common Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
Common RuddWest Indian ManateeLakes & RiversAquariumLikely OKCommon Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Common WarthogGemsbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Common WarthogGrey WolfSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Common WarthogLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Common WarthogMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OKCommon Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Common WarthogMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Common WarthogPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Common WarthogReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Common WarthogSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Common WarthogSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Common WarthogSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Common WarthogThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Common Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Danube Crested NewtDiamondback TerrapinWetlandsExhibitLikely OKDanube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
Diamondback Terrapin “Diamondback terrapins will tolerate other nearby terrapins as long as there is plenty of space, and live well together a…”
Danube Crested NewtGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitLikely OK
Giant Gourami territorial
Danube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
Diamondback TerrapinMoon JellyEstuarineExhibitLikely OKDiamondback Terrapin “Diamondback terrapins will tolerate other nearby terrapins as long as there is plenty of space, and live well together a…”
Moon Jelly “Although moon jellies may be found in large aggregates, they are not social and are usually found together because of ocean currents and shared food sources.”
Diamondback TerrapinThreespot DamselfishMangroveExhibitLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Diamondback Terrapin “Diamondback terrapins will tolerate other nearby terrapins as long as there is plenty of space, and live well together a…”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
DolphinfishHumphead WrasseOpen SeaAquariumLikely OK
Dolphinfish pair bond
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Dolphinfish “Dolphinfish are generally social and schooling fish, especially when they are young or of similar size. Juveniles and sm…”
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
DolphinfishOcellated Eagle RayOpen SeaAquariumLikely OK
Dolphinfish pair bond
Dolphinfish “Dolphinfish are generally social and schooling fish, especially when they are young or of similar size. Juveniles and sm…”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
DolphinfishPacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumLikely OK
Dolphinfish pair bond
Dolphinfish “Dolphinfish are generally social and schooling fish, especially when they are young or of similar size. Juveniles and sm…”
Pacific Sardine “Pacific sardines live in shoals which may be made up of thousands if not millions of individuals.”
DolphinfishWest Indian ManateeOpen SeaAquariumLikely OK
Dolphinfish pair bond
Dolphinfish “Dolphinfish are generally social and schooling fish, especially when they are young or of similar size. Juveniles and sm…”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Eurasian Brown BearEuropean BisonTaigaTemperateHabitatLikely OK
Eurasian Brown Bear territorialaggressive
European Bison aggressivepair bond
Eurasian Brown Bear “Except for a mother with her cubs, brown bears are solitary. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates.”
European Bison “European bison live in mixed herds of females and their offspring, including sub adult males. Mature males live together…”
Eurasian Brown BearGrey WolfTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatLikely OK
Eurasian Brown Bear territorialaggressive
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Eurasian Brown Bear “Except for a mother with her cubs, brown bears are solitary. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates.”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Eurasian Brown BearRed DeerTemperateHabitatLikely OK
Eurasian Brown Bear territorialaggressive
Red Deer aggressivehierarchy
Eurasian Brown Bear “Except for a mother with her cubs, brown bears are solitary. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates.”
Red Deer “Red deer live in different group compositions, out of which loose herds of up to 400 animals can form, depending on food availability and time of year.”
European BisonGrey WolfTaigaTemperateHabitatLikely OK
European Bison aggressivepair bond
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
European Bison “European bison live in mixed herds of females and their offspring, including sub adult males. Mature males live together…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
European BisonRed DeerTemperateHabitatLikely OK
European Bison aggressivepair bond
Red Deer aggressivehierarchy
European Bison “European bison live in mixed herds of females and their offspring, including sub adult males. Mature males live together…”
Red Deer “Red deer live in different group compositions, out of which loose herds of up to 400 animals can form, depending on food availability and time of year.”
GemsbokGrey WolfDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
GemsbokLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
GemsbokMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
GemsbokMeerkatDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
GemsbokPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
GemsbokReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
GemsbokSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
GemsbokSpotted HyenaDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
GemsbokSpringbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
GemsbokThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Gemsbok territorialhierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Gemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
GharialGolden Lion TamarinRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
GharialGrey WolfRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
GharialRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
GharialSiamangRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Siamang pair bond
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
GharialSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
GharialWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
GharialWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestWetlandsHabitatLikely OK
Gharial aggressive
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Giant GouramiWest Indian ManateeLakes & RiversAquariumLikely OK
Giant Gourami territorial
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Giant Tiger Land SnailGolden Poison FrogRainforestExhibitLikely OK
Giant Tiger Land Snail aggressive
Giant Tiger Land Snail “Giant tiger land snails do not actively live in groups, but are passive enough to tolerate others without aggression.”
Golden Poison Frog “Golden poison frogs are social animals, living in unrelated groups of between 4 and 7 individuals in the wild.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailOld World SwallowtailSavannahExhibitLikely OK
Giant Tiger Land Snail aggressive
Old World Swallowtail territorial
Giant Tiger Land Snail “Giant tiger land snails do not actively live in groups, but are passive enough to tolerate others without aggression.”
Old World Swallowtail “Like most butterflies, the Old World swallowtail has no social needs outside of mating or competing for mates, but equal…”
Golden Lion TamarinGrey WolfRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Golden Lion TamarinRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
Golden Lion TamarinSiamangRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Siamang pair bond
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
Golden Lion TamarinSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
Golden Lion TamarinWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
Golden Lion TamarinWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Golden Lion Tamarin pair bond
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Golden Lion Tamarin “Golden lion tamarins are highly social primates. They live in family groups of 2 to 8 individuals, usually consisting of…”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Golden TrevallyHumphead WrasseReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Golden TrevallyIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsEstuarineReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Golden TrevallyLongfin BatfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Golden TrevallyOcellated Eagle RayEstuarineReefAquariumLikely OKGolden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Golden TrevallySailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OKGolden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Golden TrevallySchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Golden TrevallyThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Golden TrevallyWest Indian ManateeEstuarineAquariumLikely OKGolden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Golden TrevallyYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OKGolden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Grey WolfLionSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Grey WolfMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Grey WolfMeerkatDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Grey WolfPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Grey WolfRed DeerTemperateHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Red Deer aggressivehierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Red Deer “Red deer live in different group compositions, out of which loose herds of up to 400 animals can form, depending on food availability and time of year.”
Grey WolfReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Grey WolfRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
Grey WolfSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Grey WolfSiamangRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Siamang pair bond
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
Grey WolfSpotted HyenaDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Grey WolfSpringbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Grey WolfSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
Grey WolfThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Grey WolfWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
Grey WolfWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Grey Wolf territorialhierarchy
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Humphead WrasseIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Humphead WrasseLongfin BatfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Humphead WrasseOcellated Eagle RayOpen SeaReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Humphead WrassePacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Pacific Sardine “Pacific sardines live in shoals which may be made up of thousands if not millions of individuals.”
Humphead WrasseSailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Humphead WrasseSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Humphead WrasseThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Humphead WrasseWest Indian ManateeOpen SeaAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Humphead WrasseYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OK
Humphead Wrasse territorialpair bondhierarchy
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsLongfin BatfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsOcellated Eagle RayEstuarineReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsSailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsWest Indian ManateeEstuarineAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OK
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips pair bond
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
LionMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
LionMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
LionPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
LionReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
LionSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
LionSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
LionSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
LionThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Lion aggressivehierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Lion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Longfin BatfishOcellated Eagle RayReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Longfin BatfishSailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Longfin BatfishSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Longfin BatfishThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Longfin BatfishYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OK
Longfin Batfish pair bond
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Masai GiraffeMeerkatSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Masai GiraffePlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Masai GiraffeReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Masai GiraffeSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Masai GiraffeSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Masai GiraffeSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Masai GiraffeThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Masai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
MeerkatPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
MeerkatReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
MeerkatSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
MeerkatSpotted HyenaDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
MeerkatSpringbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
MeerkatThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Meerkat aggressivehierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Meerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Ocellated Eagle RayPacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumLikely OKOcellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Pacific Sardine “Pacific sardines live in shoals which may be made up of thousands if not millions of individuals.”
Ocellated Eagle RaySailfin SnapperReefAquariumLikely OKOcellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Ocellated Eagle RaySchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Ocellated Eagle RayThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Ocellated Eagle RayWest Indian ManateeEstuarineOpen SeaAquariumLikely OKOcellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Ocellated Eagle RayYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OKOcellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Pacific SardineWest Indian ManateeOpen SeaAquariumLikely OKPacific Sardine “Pacific sardines live in shoals which may be made up of thousands if not millions of individuals.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Plains ZebraReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Plains ZebraSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Plains ZebraSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Plains ZebraSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Plains ZebraThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Plains Zebra aggressivehierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Plains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Reticulated GiraffeSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Reticulated GiraffeSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Reticulated GiraffeSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Reticulated GiraffeThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Reticulated Giraffe aggressive
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Ring-Tailed LemurSiamangRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Siamang pair bond
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
Ring-Tailed LemurSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
Ring-Tailed LemurWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
Ring-Tailed LemurWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Ring-Tailed Lemur aggressive
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Ring-Tailed Lemur “Ring-tailed lemurs live in family groups of up to 30 individuals called 'troops' that will travel and forage together. T…”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Sable AntelopeSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Sable AntelopeSpringbokSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Sable AntelopeThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Sable Antelope territorialhierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Sailfin SnapperSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Sailfin SnapperThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Sailfin SnapperYellow TangReefAquariumLikely OKSailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Schooling BannerfishThreespot DamselfishReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Schooling BannerfishYellow TangReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Schooling Bannerfish pair bond
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
SiamangSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Siamang pair bond
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
SiamangWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Siamang pair bond
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
SiamangWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Siamang pair bond
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Siamang “Siamangs live in family groups made up of a monogamous breeding pair with their immature offspring, usually 2 to 3 juveniles.”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Spotted HyenaSpringbokDesertSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Spotted HyenaThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Spotted Hyena aggressive
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
SpringbokThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatLikely OK
Springbok territorialhierarchy
Thomson's Gazelle territorialaggressivehierarchy
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
Sumatran OrangutanWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
Sumatran OrangutanWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Sumatran Orangutan territorialaggressive
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Sumatran Orangutan “Occasionally, a male and female may travel together for a time, but orangutans generally live alone, except for a mother and her young.”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
Threespot DamselfishWest Indian ManateeMangroveAquariumLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Threespot DamselfishYellow TangReefExhibitAquariumLikely OK
Threespot Damselfish territorialhierarchy
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Western ChimpanzeeWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatLikely OK
Western Chimpanzee hierarchy
Western Lowland Gorilla hierarchy
Western Chimpanzee “Chimpanzees are very social animals, living in large groups in the wild. Males are dominant in chimpanzee society, with…”
Western Lowland Gorilla “Gorillas are social animals, living in small groups with an approximately even split of male and females. There will usu…”
African PenguinPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedAfrican Penguin “African penguins are social animals and when not foraging at sea, they live in extremely large colonies of many thousands of mated pairs.”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
African Savannah ElephantPrzewalski's HorseDesertSavannahHabitatUnverifiedAfrican Savannah Elephant “Elephants are social animals, the exception being mature males who usually live alone. Females live in closely bonded fa…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
African Wild DogPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedAfrican Wild Dog “African wild dogs are extremely social animals. They live in packs with an alpha male and female, who both lead the grou…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
American BullfrogBlunthead CichlidLakes & RiversExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Blunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
American BullfrogBoeseman's RainbowfishLakes & RiversExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Boeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
American BullfrogBrown TroutLakes & RiversExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Brown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
American BullfrogClown LoachLakes & RiversExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Clown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
American BullfrogCommon RuddLakes & RiversExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Common Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
American BullfrogDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversWetlandsExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Danube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
American BullfrogDiamondback TerrapinWetlandsExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Diamondback Terrapin “Diamondback terrapins will tolerate other nearby terrapins as long as there is plenty of space, and live well together a…”
American BullfrogGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitUnverified
American Bullfrog territorialaggressive
American Bullfrog “American bullfrogs will tolerate each other if there is enough space. They are known to gather in large groups during th…”
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
Asian ElephantPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedAsian Elephant “Elephants are mostly social animals, with females living, travelling and foraging in tight-knit herds with their calves.”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Bactrian CamelEurasian BeaverTemperateHabitatUnverified
Eurasian Beaver territorial
Bactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Eurasian Beaver “The Eurasian beaver lives in family groups of a mated dominant pair, their young adult offspring and the litter of kits from that year.”
Bactrian CamelPrzewalski's HorseDesertSavannahHabitatUnverifiedBactrian Camel “Camels are social animals, living in harem groups in the wild comprised of a dominant male, several female mates and their offspring.”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Black WildebeestPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedBlack Wildebeest “Black wildebeest live in large herds comprised of groups of related females and their young offspring; bachelor herds of…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Blacktip Reef SharkBluespine UnicornfishReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Blacktip Reef SharkIndo-Pacific SergeantReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Blacktip Reef SharkPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Blacktip Reef Shark “The blacktip reef shark is a loosely social species. They often form groups when hunting prey in order to ‘herd’ schools…”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Blue WildebeestPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedBlue Wildebeest “In the wild, blue wildebeest congregate in large herds comprised of several subgroups of related females and their offsp…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Blue and Gold FusilierBluespine UnicornfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Blue and Gold FusilierIndo-Pacific SergeantReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Blue and Gold FusilierPalette SurgeonfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Blue and Gold Fusilier “The blue and gold fusilier is a highly social species that lives in large schools of hundreds of individuals and may mix…”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Bluespine UnicornfishClown AnemonefishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Bluespine UnicornfishClown TriggerfishReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Bluespine UnicornfishGolden TrevallyReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Bluespine UnicornfishHumphead WrasseReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Bluespine UnicornfishIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Bluespine UnicornfishIndo-Pacific SergeantReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Bluespine UnicornfishLongfin BatfishReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Bluespine UnicornfishOcellated Eagle RayReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Bluespine UnicornfishPalette SurgeonfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Bluespine UnicornfishSailfin SnapperReefAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Bluespine UnicornfishSchooling BannerfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Bluespine UnicornfishThreespot DamselfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Bluespine UnicornfishYellow TangReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Bluespine Unicornfish territorialpair bond
Bluespine Unicornfish “Bluespine unicornfish are generally peaceful and are often observed schooling, particularly as juveniles. Adults may be…”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Blunthead CichlidClown LoachLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumUnverifiedBlunthead Cichlid “Blunthead cichlids live in large social groups along rocky shorelines, where individuals maintain small feeding territor…”
Clown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
Boeseman's RainbowfishClown LoachLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumUnverifiedBoeseman's Rainbowfish “Boeseman’s rainbowfish is a highly social schooling species that naturally lives in loose but cohesive groups. Social in…”
Clown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
Brown TroutClown LoachLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumUnverifiedBrown Trout “Brown trout are solitary and territorial fish, but they become more social during spawning events.”
Clown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
Cape BuffaloPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedCape Buffalo “Cape buffalo live in herds made up of related female groups, with bachelor groups and solitary dominant males on the periphery of the female group.”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Clown AnemonefishIndo-Pacific SergeantReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Clown AnemonefishPalette SurgeonfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Clown Anemonefish “Clown anemonefish are highly social, living in small, structured groups within sea anemones where they form strict domin…”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Clown LoachCommon RuddLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumUnverifiedClown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
Common Rudd “Rudd typically live in shoals (groups), especially when young, which provides protection from predators and improves foraging efficiency.”
Clown LoachDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversExhibitUnverifiedClown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
Danube Crested Newt “Danube crested newts do not have specific social requirements and mainly live solitarily. Provided there is enough space…”
Clown LoachGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumUnverifiedClown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
Giant Gourami “Giant gouramis are moderately social: juveniles often shoal together, but adults become more territorial and may not live in close proximity to others.”
Clown LoachWest Indian ManateeLakes & RiversAquariumUnverifiedClown Loach “In the wild, clown loaches school in groups of 5-20 individuals.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Clown TriggerfishIndo-Pacific SergeantReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Clown TriggerfishPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Clown Triggerfish “Clown triggerfish are not social fish. They are primarily solitary and territorial, especially as adults. Individuals us…”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Common OstrichPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedCommon Ostrich “In the wild, ostriches are primarily social animals. During the breeding season, a small group of females will inhabit t…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Common WarthogPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedCommon Warthog “Warthogs have a complex social structure. Mature females tend to live in interrelated groups with their offspring. Howev…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
DolphinfishIndo-Pacific SergeantOpen SeaAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Dolphinfish “Dolphinfish are generally social and schooling fish, especially when they are young or of similar size. Juveniles and sm…”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
DolphinfishPacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumUnverifiedDolphinfish “Dolphinfish are generally social and schooling fish, especially when they are young or of similar size. Juveniles and sm…”
Pacific Bluefin Tuna “Juvenile Pacific bluefin often form large schools, sometimes mixed with other tuna species, which helps reduce predation risk and improves foraging efficiency.”
Eurasian BeaverEurasian Brown BearTaigaTemperateHabitatUnverified
Eurasian Beaver territorial
Eurasian Beaver “The Eurasian beaver lives in family groups of a mated dominant pair, their young adult offspring and the litter of kits from that year.”
Eurasian Brown Bear “Except for a mother with her cubs, brown bears are solitary. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates.”
Eurasian BeaverEuropean BisonTaigaTemperateHabitatUnverified
Eurasian Beaver territorial
Eurasian Beaver “The Eurasian beaver lives in family groups of a mated dominant pair, their young adult offspring and the litter of kits from that year.”
European Bison “European bison live in mixed herds of females and their offspring, including sub adult males. Mature males live together…”
Eurasian BeaverGharialLakes & RiversHabitatUnverified
Eurasian Beaver territorial
Eurasian Beaver “The Eurasian beaver lives in family groups of a mated dominant pair, their young adult offspring and the litter of kits from that year.”
Gharial “While gharials may live in close contact with each other – as well as compete for sandy riverbanks to use as basking sites – they are not social animals.”
Eurasian BeaverGrey WolfTaigaTemperateHabitatUnverified
Eurasian Beaver territorial
Eurasian Beaver “The Eurasian beaver lives in family groups of a mated dominant pair, their young adult offspring and the litter of kits from that year.”
Grey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Eurasian BeaverRed DeerTemperateHabitatUnverified
Eurasian Beaver territorial
Eurasian Beaver “The Eurasian beaver lives in family groups of a mated dominant pair, their young adult offspring and the litter of kits from that year.”
Red Deer “Red deer live in different group compositions, out of which loose herds of up to 400 animals can form, depending on food availability and time of year.”
GemsbokPrzewalski's HorseDesertSavannahHabitatUnverifiedGemsbok “A herd of Gemsbok numbers between 10 and 30. The females group together in interrelated herds with their young offspring…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Golden TrevallyIndo-Pacific SergeantReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Golden TrevallyPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Golden Trevally “Golden trevally juveniles are schooling fish, and adults are known to school at times as well, and form aggregations while spawning.”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Great HornbillJavan Green MagpieRainforestAviaryUnverified
Great Hornbill pair bond
Great Hornbill “Great hornbills live in small groups of monogamous pairs and their offspring.”
Javan Green Magpie “The Javan green magpie lives in bonded monogamous pairs or small family groups.”
Great HornbillLong-Tailed ParakeetRainforestAviaryUnverified
Great Hornbill pair bond
Great Hornbill “Great hornbills live in small groups of monogamous pairs and their offspring.”
Long-Tailed Parakeet “Long-tailed parakeets are gregarious and live in small, highly social groups. Often, many of these groups may gather to form a flock.”
Great HornbillToco ToucanRainforestAviaryUnverified
Great Hornbill pair bond
Great Hornbill “Great hornbills live in small groups of monogamous pairs and their offspring.”
Toco Toucan “In the wild, toco toucans are most often seen alone, in pairs, or in small family groups, especially during the breeding season when pairs form strong bonds.”
Greater FlamingoToco ToucanWetlandsAviaryUnverified
Toco Toucan pair bond
Greater Flamingo “Greater flamingoes are social animals and prefer to live in a large flock. Although mating may be monogamous, group memb…”
Toco Toucan “In the wild, toco toucans are most often seen alone, in pairs, or in small family groups, especially during the breeding season when pairs form strong bonds.”
Greater FlamingoWhite-Tailed Sea-EagleTemperateWetlandsAviaryUnverified
White-Tailed Sea-Eagle territorialpair bond
Greater Flamingo “Greater flamingoes are social animals and prefer to live in a large flock. Although mating may be monogamous, group memb…”
White-Tailed Sea-Eagle “The white-tailed sea-eagle mates for life in early adulthood and then lives in a pair bond with its partner. They will r…”
Grey WolfPrzewalski's HorseDesertSavannahHabitatUnverifiedGrey Wolf “Wolves are very social animals that live in family packs. An average pack contains one alpha male, one alpha female, the…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Humphead WrasseIndo-Pacific SergeantOpen SeaReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Humphead WrassePacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumUnverifiedHumphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Pacific Bluefin Tuna “Juvenile Pacific bluefin often form large schools, sometimes mixed with other tuna species, which helps reduce predation risk and improves foraging efficiency.”
Humphead WrassePalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Humphead Wrasse “Humphead wrasse are generally solitary, although may live in pairs or small groups temporarily for the purpose of breeding.”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsIndo-Pacific SergeantReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Indian Ocean Oriental Sweetlips “The Indian Ocean oriental sweetlips lives solitarily, in pairs or in small groups and is not a particularly social species.”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantLongfin BatfishReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantMoon JellyOpen SeaExhibitUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Moon Jelly “Although moon jellies may be found in large aggregates, they are not social and are usually found together because of ocean currents and shared food sources.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantOcellated Eagle RayOpen SeaReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantPacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Pacific Bluefin Tuna “Juvenile Pacific bluefin often form large schools, sometimes mixed with other tuna species, which helps reduce predation risk and improves foraging efficiency.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantPacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Pacific Sardine “Pacific sardines live in shoals which may be made up of thousands if not millions of individuals.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantPalette SurgeonfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantSailfin SnapperReefAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Indo-Pacific SergeantSchooling BannerfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantThreespot DamselfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Indo-Pacific SergeantWest Indian ManateeOpen SeaAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Indo-Pacific SergeantYellow TangReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Indo-Pacific Sergeant territorial
Indo-Pacific Sergeant “Indo-Pacific sergeants form small to large aggregations and live in these loose groups.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Javan Green MagpieLong-Tailed ParakeetRainforestAviaryUnverified
Javan Green Magpie territorialpair bond
Javan Green Magpie “The Javan green magpie lives in bonded monogamous pairs or small family groups.”
Long-Tailed Parakeet “Long-tailed parakeets are gregarious and live in small, highly social groups. Often, many of these groups may gather to form a flock.”
Javan Green MagpieToco ToucanRainforestAviaryUnverified
Javan Green Magpie territorialpair bond
Javan Green Magpie “The Javan green magpie lives in bonded monogamous pairs or small family groups.”
Toco Toucan “In the wild, toco toucans are most often seen alone, in pairs, or in small family groups, especially during the breeding season when pairs form strong bonds.”
LionPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedLion “Lions are social animals. In the wild, a pride usually consists of several related females and their young, a dominant male and one or two subordinate males.”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Long-Tailed ParakeetToco ToucanRainforestAviaryUnverified
Toco Toucan pair bond
Long-Tailed Parakeet “Long-tailed parakeets are gregarious and live in small, highly social groups. Often, many of these groups may gather to form a flock.”
Toco Toucan “In the wild, toco toucans are most often seen alone, in pairs, or in small family groups, especially during the breeding season when pairs form strong bonds.”
Longfin BatfishPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Longfin Batfish “Longfin batfish are social and may be found alone, in pairs, small groups or large schools.”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Masai GiraffePrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedMasai Giraffe “Masai giraffes live in fluid, fission-fusion social groups, meaning individuals frequently join or leave groups without…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
MeerkatPrzewalski's HorseDesertSavannahHabitatUnverifiedMeerkat “Meerkats live in family packs and are considered to be ‘eusocial’, meaning highly socially organised and pack members ha…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Ocellated Eagle RayPacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumUnverifiedOcellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Pacific Bluefin Tuna “Juvenile Pacific bluefin often form large schools, sometimes mixed with other tuna species, which helps reduce predation risk and improves foraging efficiency.”
Ocellated Eagle RayPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Ocellated Eagle Ray “Ocellated eagle rays may be solitary or loosely social. They are often seen in groups for the purposes of feeding, breeding and travelling.”
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Pacific Bluefin TunaPacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumUnverifiedPacific Bluefin Tuna “Juvenile Pacific bluefin often form large schools, sometimes mixed with other tuna species, which helps reduce predation risk and improves foraging efficiency.”
Pacific Sardine “Pacific sardines live in shoals which may be made up of thousands if not millions of individuals.”
Pacific Bluefin TunaWest Indian ManateeOpen SeaAquariumUnverifiedPacific Bluefin Tuna “Juvenile Pacific bluefin often form large schools, sometimes mixed with other tuna species, which helps reduce predation risk and improves foraging efficiency.”
West Indian Manatee “Manatees are semi-social. They are likely to gather in groups for feeding and mating, and will interact with others when…”
Palette SurgeonfishSailfin SnapperReefAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Sailfin Snapper “Sailfin snappers are moderately social fish. They are often observed swimming in small groups or loose schools, especial…”
Palette SurgeonfishSchooling BannerfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Schooling Bannerfish “The schooling bannerfish is a shoaling fish and is often found in large groups up to several hundred.”
Palette SurgeonfishThreespot DamselfishReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Threespot Damselfish “Threespot damselfish adults live in loose aggregates or harems, and juveniles live in small shoals. In areas where there…”
Palette SurgeonfishYellow TangReefExhibitAquariumUnverified
Palette Surgeonfish pair bond
Palette Surgeonfish “Palette surgeonfish may live solitarily, in pairs, in small groups or larger loose aggregations depending on the reef environment and food availability.”
Yellow Tang “Yellow tangs form loose social feeding aggregations and may live in close quarters and form spawning groups, but they ar…”
Plains ZebraPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatUnverifiedPlains Zebra “Plains zebra live in cohesive herds in the wild, which can be composed of several harems that consist of one stallion, s…”
Przewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Przewalski's HorseReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatUnverifiedPrzewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Reticulated Giraffe “Reticulated giraffes live in loosely-bonded groups. Females live in herds that forage and travel together, but may leave…”
Przewalski's HorseSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatUnverifiedPrzewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Sable Antelope “The sable antelope is a social herd species and in the wild live in two two types of groups: in breeding groups of relat…”
Przewalski's HorseSpotted HyenaDesertSavannahHabitatUnverifiedPrzewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Spotted Hyena “Hyenas are social animals that live in 'clans' of related females, immigrant males and their cubs. They have a communal…”
Przewalski's HorseSpringbokDesertSavannahHabitatUnverifiedPrzewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Springbok “Springboks have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds that can be composed of multiple group types.”
Przewalski's HorseThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatUnverifiedPrzewalski's Horse “Przewalski’s horses live in cohesive herds, which are composed of several harems. In a harem there is one mature stallio…”
Thomson's Gazelle “Thomson's gazelle have a complex and changeable social structure. Like most ungulates, they live in herds composed of mu…”
SecretarybirdToco ToucanSavannahAviaryUnverified
Secretarybird territorialpair bond
Secretarybird “Secretarybirds are monogamous and live in mated pairs.”
Toco Toucan “In the wild, toco toucans are most often seen alone, in pairs, or in small family groups, especially during the breeding season when pairs form strong bonds.”
SecretarybirdWhite-Backed VultureSavannahAviaryUnverified
Secretarybird territorialpair bond
Secretarybird “Secretarybirds are monogamous and live in mated pairs.”
White-Backed Vulture “White-backed vultures are social birds, often gathering in groups of 10 to 12, feeding together and relying on each other to find carcasses.”
Toco ToucanWhite-Backed VultureSavannahAviaryUnverified
Toco Toucan pair bond
Toco Toucan “In the wild, toco toucans are most often seen alone, in pairs, or in small family groups, especially during the breeding season when pairs form strong bonds.”
White-Backed Vulture “White-backed vultures are social birds, often gathering in groups of 10 to 12, feeding together and relying on each other to find carcasses.”
Toco ToucanWhite-Tailed Sea-EagleWetlandsAviaryUnverified
Toco Toucan pair bond
Toco Toucan “In the wild, toco toucans are most often seen alone, in pairs, or in small family groups, especially during the breeding season when pairs form strong bonds.”
White-Tailed Sea-Eagle “The white-tailed sea-eagle mates for life in early adulthood and then lives in a pair bond with its partner. They will r…”
AardvarkAfrican LeopardSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkAfrican PenguinSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkAfrican Savannah ElephantSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkAfrican Wild DogSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkAsian ElephantSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkBactrian CamelSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkBlack WildebeestSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkCape BuffaloSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkCommon HippopotamusSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkGemsbokSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkGrey WolfSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkLionSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkMeerkatSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkSpringbokSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
AardvarkWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAardvark “With the exception of a mother and her cub, aardvarks are solitary in nature. They only interact when mating or competing over mates.”
African LeopardAfrican PenguinSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardAfrican Savannah ElephantSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardAfrican Wild DogSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardAsian ElephantRainforestSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardBactrian CamelSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardBlack WildebeestSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardBlue WildebeestSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardCape BuffaloSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardCommon HippopotamusSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardGalápagos Giant TortoiseRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardGemsbokSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardGharialRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardGolden Lion TamarinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardGoodfellow's Tree-KangarooRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardGrey WolfRainforestSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardKomodo DragonRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardLionSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardMalayan TapirRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardMeerkatSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSiamangRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSpringbokSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African LeopardWild BoarRainforestSavannahHabitatNot compatibleAfrican Leopard “African leopards are solitary except for a mother raising her cubs.”
African PenguinCommon HippopotamusSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
African PenguinNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
African PenguinNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
African PenguinWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
African Savannah ElephantCommon HippopotamusSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
African Savannah ElephantGrizzly BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
African Savannah ElephantKomodo DragonWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
African Savannah ElephantMalayan TapirWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
African Savannah ElephantNile MonitorSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
African Savannah ElephantNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
African Savannah ElephantSumatran TigerWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
African Savannah ElephantSun BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
African Savannah ElephantWild BoarSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
African TigerfishAmerican BullfrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishAxolotlLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishBlunthead CichlidLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishBoeseman's RainbowfishLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishBrown TroutLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishClown LoachLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishCommon RuddLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitAquariumNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African TigerfishWest Indian ManateeLakes & RiversAquariumNot compatibleAfrican Tigerfish “African tigerfish are best described as asocial to loosely aggregative predators: juveniles show schooling behaviour, while adults are largely indepen…”
African Wild DogCommon HippopotamusSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
African Wild DogNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
African Wild DogNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
African Wild DogWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeBoa ConstrictorRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeCommon BluetongueRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeGiant Forest ScorpionRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeGiant Malaysian Leaf InsectRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeGiant Tiger Land SnailRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeGolden Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeGoliath BeetleRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeMonarchRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
Amazonian Giant CentipedeSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatibleAmazonian Giant Centipede “Amazonian Giant Centipedes are solitary in the wild and therefore should be kept alone in captivity.”
American BullfrogAxolotlLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
American BullfrogFire SalamanderWetlandsExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
American BullfrogGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
American BullfrogYellow AnacondaWetlandsExhibitNot compatibleYellow Anaconda “Yellow anacondas are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for females to mate with.”
Asian ElephantCommon HippopotamusSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Asian ElephantGalápagos Giant TortoiseRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Asian ElephantGoodfellow's Tree-KangarooRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Asian ElephantGrizzly BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Asian ElephantKomodo DragonRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Asian ElephantMalayan TapirRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Asian ElephantNile MonitorSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Asian ElephantNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
Asian ElephantNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Asian ElephantSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Asian ElephantSumatran TigerRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Asian ElephantSun BearRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Asian ElephantSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Asian ElephantWild BoarRainforestSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
AxolotlBlunthead CichlidLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
AxolotlBoeseman's RainbowfishLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
AxolotlBrown TroutLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
AxolotlClown LoachLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
AxolotlCommon RuddLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
AxolotlDanube Crested NewtLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
AxolotlGiant GouramiLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
AxolotlGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleAxolotl “Axolotls are solitary in the wild and are happy living alone in captivity. However, unless different in size, they are content with other axolotls nea…”
Bactrian CamelCommon HippopotamusSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Bactrian CamelEurasian LynxTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Bactrian CamelGiant PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Bactrian CamelGrizzly BearTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Bactrian CamelMountain HareTemperateHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Bactrian CamelNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Bactrian CamelNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Bactrian CamelRed PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
Bactrian CamelWild BoarSavannahTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Black WildebeestCommon HippopotamusSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Black WildebeestNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Black WildebeestNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Black WildebeestWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Blackspotted PufferBlacktip Reef SharkReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferBlue and Gold FusilierReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferBluespine UnicornfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferClown AnemonefishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferClown TriggerfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferGiant GrouperReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferGolden TrevallyReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferHawksbill TurtleReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferHumphead WrasseReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferIndo-Pacific SergeantReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferLongfin BatfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferOcellated Eagle RayReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferSailfin SnapperReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blackspotted PufferYellow TangReefAquariumNot compatible
Blackspotted Puffer territorial
Blackspotted Puffer “Blackspotted puffers are solitary and territorial, only interacting with conspecifics during the breeding season.”
Blacktip Reef SharkGiant GrouperEstuarineMangroveReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Blacktip Reef SharkGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Blacktip Reef SharkHawksbill TurtleEstuarineMangroveReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Blacktip Reef SharkIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkEstuarineMangroveReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Blacktip Reef SharkRed LionfishEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Blue WildebeestCommon HippopotamusSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Blue WildebeestNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Blue WildebeestNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Blue WildebeestWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Blue and Gold FusilierGiant GrouperReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Blue and Gold FusilierGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Blue and Gold FusilierHawksbill TurtleReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Blue and Gold FusilierIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Blue and Gold FusilierRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Bluespine UnicornfishGiant GrouperReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Bluespine UnicornfishGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Bluespine UnicornfishHawksbill TurtleReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Bluespine UnicornfishIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Bluespine UnicornfishRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Blunthead CichlidGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
Boa ConstrictorCloudless SulphurSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorCommon BluetongueRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorEastern Brown SnakeSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorEuropean PeacockSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorGiant Forest ScorpionRainforestExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorGiant Malaysian Leaf InsectRainforestExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorGiant Tiger Land SnailRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorGolden Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorGoliath BeetleRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorMonarchRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorOld World SwallowtailSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boa ConstrictorYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatibleBoa Constrictor “Boa constrictors are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild, except when mating or fighting over mating rights.”
Boeseman's RainbowfishGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
Brown TroutGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
Cape BuffaloCommon HippopotamusSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Cape BuffaloGrizzly BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Cape BuffaloKomodo DragonWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Cape BuffaloMalayan TapirWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Cape BuffaloNile MonitorSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Cape BuffaloNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Cape BuffaloSumatran TigerWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Cape BuffaloSun BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Cape BuffaloWild BoarSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Cloudless SulphurCommon BluetongueSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Cloudless SulphurEastern Brown SnakeSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Cloudless SulphurEuropean PeacockSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
Cloudless SulphurFire SalamanderTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Cloudless SulphurGoliath BeetleSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Cloudless SulphurMenelaus Blue MorphoSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Cloudless SulphurMexican RedkneeTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Cloudless SulphurMonarchSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
Cloudless SulphurWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleWestern Diamondback Rattlesnake “Western diamondback rattlesnakes are solitary animals. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for mating partners, an…”
Cloudless SulphurYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatibleYellow Anaconda “Yellow anacondas are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for females to mate with.”
Clown AnemonefishGiant GrouperReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Clown AnemonefishGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Clown AnemonefishHawksbill TurtleReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Clown AnemonefishIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Clown AnemonefishRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Clown LoachGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
Clown TriggerfishGiant GrouperReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Clown TriggerfishGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Clown TriggerfishHawksbill TurtleReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Clown TriggerfishIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Clown TriggerfishRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Common BluetongueEastern Brown SnakeSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueEuropean PeacockSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueFire SalamanderTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueGiant Forest ScorpionRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueGiant Malaysian Leaf InsectRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueGiant Tiger Land SnailRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueGolden Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueGoliath BeetleRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueMexican RedkneeRainforestTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueMonarchRainforestSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueOld World SwallowtailSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common BluetongueYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Common Bluetongue aggressive
Common Bluetongue “Common bluetongues are solitary animals and only interact to mate or fight over mates.”
Common HippopotamusCommon OstrichSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusCommon WarthogSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusEurasian BeaverLakes & RiversHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusGemsbokSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusGharialLakes & RiversWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusGrey WolfSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusGrizzly BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusKomodo DragonWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusLionSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusMalayan TapirWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusMasai GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusMeerkatSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusNile MonitorSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusSpringbokSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusSumatran TigerWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusSun BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusWestern Lowland GorillaWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common HippopotamusWild BoarSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Common Hippopotamus territorialaggressive
Common Hippopotamus “Hippos interact with each other, but do not form close groups or bonds. Mature males are semi-solitary and territorial, presiding over a stretch of ri…”
Common OstrichNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Common OstrichNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Common OstrichWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Common RuddGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
Common WarthogNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Common WarthogNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Common WarthogWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Danube Crested NewtFire SalamanderWetlandsExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Danube Crested NewtGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
Danube Crested NewtYellow AnacondaWetlandsExhibitNot compatibleYellow Anaconda “Yellow anacondas are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for females to mate with.”
Desert Horned ViperEastern Brown SnakeDesertExhibitNot compatibleDesert Horned Viper “Desert horned vipers are solitary. They only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Desert Horned ViperGila MonsterDesertExhibitNot compatibleDesert Horned Viper “Desert horned vipers are solitary. They only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Desert Horned ViperMexican RedkneeDesertExhibitNot compatibleDesert Horned Viper “Desert horned vipers are solitary. They only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Desert Horned ViperSacred Scarab BeetleDesertExhibitNot compatibleDesert Horned Viper “Desert horned vipers are solitary. They only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Desert Horned ViperWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeDesertExhibitNot compatibleDesert Horned Viper “Desert horned vipers are solitary. They only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Diamondback TerrapinFire SalamanderWetlandsExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Diamondback TerrapinYellow AnacondaWetlandsExhibitNot compatibleYellow Anaconda “Yellow anacondas are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for females to mate with.”
DolphinfishGreat HammerheadOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
DolphinfishHawksbill TurtleOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
DolphinfishIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkOpen SeaAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
DolphinfishOcean SunfishOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleOcean Sunfish “Ocean sunfish are solitary animals.”
Eastern Brown SnakeEuropean PeacockSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeFire SalamanderTemperateExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeGiant Tiger Land SnailSavannahExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeGila MonsterDesertExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeGoliath BeetleSavannahExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeMenelaus Blue MorphoSavannahExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeMexican RedkneeDesertTemperateExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeMonarchSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeOld World SwallowtailSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeSacred Scarab BeetleDesertExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeDesertSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eastern Brown SnakeYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatibleEastern Brown Snake “Adult male Eastern brown snakes are solitary, whereas females may interact with each other after laying their eggs; they will often do this in the sam…”
Eurasian BeaverEurasian LynxTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian BeaverGiant PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Eurasian BeaverGrizzly BearTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Eurasian BeaverMountain HareTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Eurasian BeaverRed PandaTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
Eurasian BeaverSnow LeopardTaigaHabitatNot compatible
Snow Leopard territorial
Snow Leopard “Snow leopards are solitary animals and live alone, unless it is a mother with her cubs. They have home ranges, but are not aggressively territorial ov…”
Eurasian BeaverWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Eurasian BitternGolden EagleTemperateAviaryNot compatible
Eurasian Bittern territorial
Eurasian Bittern “Eurasian bitterns are solitary birds, although will tolerate other individuals outside of the mating season. Unlike many bird species, they do not for…”
Eurasian BitternGreater FlamingoTemperateWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Eurasian Bittern territorial
Eurasian Bittern “Eurasian bitterns are solitary birds, although will tolerate other individuals outside of the mating season. Unlike many bird species, they do not for…”
Eurasian BitternLong-Eared OwlTemperateWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Eurasian Bittern territorial
Eurasian Bittern “Eurasian bitterns are solitary birds, although will tolerate other individuals outside of the mating season. Unlike many bird species, they do not for…”
Eurasian BitternShoebillWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Eurasian Bittern territorial
Eurasian Bittern “Eurasian bitterns are solitary birds, although will tolerate other individuals outside of the mating season. Unlike many bird species, they do not for…”
Eurasian BitternToco ToucanWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Eurasian Bittern territorial
Eurasian Bittern “Eurasian bitterns are solitary birds, although will tolerate other individuals outside of the mating season. Unlike many bird species, they do not for…”
Eurasian BitternWhite-Tailed Sea-EagleTemperateWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Eurasian Bittern territorial
Eurasian Bittern “Eurasian bitterns are solitary birds, although will tolerate other individuals outside of the mating season. Unlike many bird species, they do not for…”
Eurasian Brown BearEurasian LynxTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian Brown BearGiant PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Eurasian Brown BearGrizzly BearTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Eurasian Brown BearMountain HareTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Eurasian Brown BearRed PandaTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
Eurasian Brown BearSnow LeopardTaigaTundraHabitatNot compatible
Snow Leopard territorial
Snow Leopard “Snow leopards are solitary animals and live alone, unless it is a mother with her cubs. They have home ranges, but are not aggressively territorial ov…”
Eurasian Brown BearWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Eurasian LynxEuropean BisonTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxGiant PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxGrey WolfTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxGrizzly BearTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxMountain HareTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxRed DeerTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxRed PandaTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxSnow LeopardTaigaTundraHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
Eurasian LynxWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Eurasian Lynx aggressive
Eurasian Lynx “In the wild, lynx are solitary animals and live alone except for mothers with their cubs. However, male and female lynx are known to form strong bonds in captivity.”
European BisonGiant PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
European BisonGrizzly BearTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
European BisonMountain HareTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
European BisonRed PandaTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
European BisonSnow LeopardTaigaHabitatNot compatible
Snow Leopard territorial
Snow Leopard “Snow leopards are solitary animals and live alone, unless it is a mother with her cubs. They have home ranges, but are not aggressively territorial ov…”
European BisonWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
European PeacockFire SalamanderTemperateExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockGiant Tiger Land SnailSavannahExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockGoliath BeetleSavannahExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockMenelaus Blue MorphoSavannahExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockMexican RedkneeTemperateExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockMonarchSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockOld World SwallowtailSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
European PeacockYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatible
European Peacock territorialaggressive
European Peacock “The European peacock butterfly is largely solitary and males may defend their territory from other males they encounter.”
Fire SalamanderMexican RedkneeTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Fire SalamanderMonarchTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Fire SalamanderOld World SwallowtailTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Fire SalamanderWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Fire SalamanderYellow AnacondaWetlandsExhibitNot compatible
Fire Salamander territorialaggressive
Fire Salamander “Fire salamanders are solitary in the wild but are generally tolerant of other individuals if enough space, mates and food are available. Males may be…”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseGharialRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseGolden Lion TamarinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseGoodfellow's Tree-KangarooRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseGrey WolfRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseKomodo DragonRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseMalayan TapirRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseSiamangRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
Galápagos Giant TortoiseWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Galápagos Giant Tortoise aggressive
Galápagos Giant Tortoise “Giant Galápagos tortoises are solitary but do tolerate each other. Saddleback males are particularly aggressive towards each other during the mating season.”
GemsbokNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
GemsbokNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
GemsbokWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
GharialGoodfellow's Tree-KangarooRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
GharialGrizzly BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
GharialKomodo DragonRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
GharialMalayan TapirRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
GharialNile MonitorWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
GharialNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
GharialSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
GharialSumatran TigerRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
GharialSun BearRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
GharialSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
GharialWild BoarRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Giant Forest ScorpionGiant Malaysian Leaf InsectRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionGiant Tiger Land SnailRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionGolden Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionGoliath BeetleRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionMonarchRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant Forest ScorpionSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Forest Scorpion “Giant forest scorpions are solitary animals, only interacting for mating purposes.”
Giant GouramiGiant Slippery FrogLakes & RiversExhibitNot compatibleGiant Slippery Frog “Giant slippery frogs are solitary and do not interact except to mate or compete over mates.”
Giant GrouperGolden TrevallyEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperHawksbill TurtleEstuarineMangroveReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperHumphead WrasseReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkEstuarineMangroveReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperIndo-Pacific SergeantReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperLongfin BatfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperOcellated Eagle RayEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperRed LionfishEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperSailfin SnapperReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperThreespot DamselfishMangroveReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperWest Indian ManateeEstuarineMangroveAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant GrouperYellow TangReefAquariumNot compatibleGiant Grouper “Giant groupers are solitary fish, although they may form temporary aggregations during spawning.”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectGiant Tiger Land SnailRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectGolden Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectGoliath BeetleRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectMonarchRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant Malaysian Leaf InsectSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatibleGiant Malaysian Leaf Insect “These insects are solitary but very passive, so can be kept together. They should not be kept with other large herbivorous insects because they could…”
Giant PandaGrey WolfTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Giant PandaGrizzly BearTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Giant PandaMountain HareTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Giant PandaRed DeerTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Giant PandaRed PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Giant PandaWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Giant Panda territorial
Giant Panda “Pandas are solitary creatures but will interact if they come across each other. However, females are more territorial than males and may chase away rivals who invade their territory.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailGoliath BeetleRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleLehmann's Poison Frog “Lehmann's poison frogs are solitary animals, only interacting with other frogs in order to mate.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Giant Tiger Land SnailMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailMonarchRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Red-Eyed Tree Frog territorial
Red-Eyed Tree Frog “The red-eyed tree frog is a solitary animal but may live close to other frogs. Red-eyed tree frogs only interact in the mating season to mate or compete for mates.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Sri Lankan Rose pair bond
Sri Lankan Rose “The Sri Lankan rose is usually more solitary than other butterflies but may be found in pairs. Given abundant resources, larger groups can cohabit.”
Giant Tiger Land SnailWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahExhibitNot compatibleWestern Diamondback Rattlesnake “Western diamondback rattlesnakes are solitary animals. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for mating partners, an…”
Giant Tiger Land SnailYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatibleYellow Anaconda “Yellow anacondas are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for females to mate with.”
Gila MonsterMexican RedkneeDesertExhibitNot compatibleGila Monster “Gila monsters are solitary animals and only interact to mate and compete over mates.”
Gila MonsterSacred Scarab BeetleDesertExhibitNot compatibleGila Monster “Gila monsters are solitary animals and only interact to mate and compete over mates.”
Gila MonsterWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeDesertExhibitNot compatibleGila Monster “Gila monsters are solitary animals and only interact to mate and compete over mates.”
Golden EagleGreater FlamingoTemperateAviaryNot compatible
Golden Eagle territorialpair bond
Golden Eagle “Golden eagles are generally solitary or live in pairs, and most of their interactions are limited to mating and raising young. Adults strongly defend…”
Golden EagleLong-Eared OwlSavannahTaigaTemperateAviaryNot compatible
Golden Eagle territorialpair bond
Golden Eagle “Golden eagles are generally solitary or live in pairs, and most of their interactions are limited to mating and raising young. Adults strongly defend…”
Golden EagleSecretarybirdSavannahAviaryNot compatible
Golden Eagle territorialpair bond
Golden Eagle “Golden eagles are generally solitary or live in pairs, and most of their interactions are limited to mating and raising young. Adults strongly defend…”
Golden EagleToco ToucanSavannahAviaryNot compatible
Golden Eagle territorialpair bond
Golden Eagle “Golden eagles are generally solitary or live in pairs, and most of their interactions are limited to mating and raising young. Adults strongly defend…”
Golden EagleWhite-Backed VultureDesertSavannahAviaryNot compatible
Golden Eagle territorialpair bond
Golden Eagle “Golden eagles are generally solitary or live in pairs, and most of their interactions are limited to mating and raising young. Adults strongly defend…”
Golden EagleWhite-Tailed Sea-EagleTaigaTemperateTundraAviaryNot compatible
Golden Eagle territorialpair bond
Golden Eagle “Golden eagles are generally solitary or live in pairs, and most of their interactions are limited to mating and raising young. Adults strongly defend…”
Golden Lion TamarinGoodfellow's Tree-KangarooRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Golden Lion TamarinKomodo DragonRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Golden Lion TamarinMalayan TapirRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Golden Lion TamarinNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
Golden Lion TamarinSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Golden Lion TamarinSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Golden Lion TamarinSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Golden Lion TamarinSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Golden Lion TamarinWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Golden Poison FrogGoliath BeetleRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Golden Poison FrogLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleLehmann's Poison Frog “Lehmann's poison frogs are solitary animals, only interacting with other frogs in order to mate.”
Golden Poison FrogMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Golden Poison FrogMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Golden Poison FrogMonarchRainforestExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
Golden Poison FrogRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Red-Eyed Tree Frog territorial
Red-Eyed Tree Frog “The red-eyed tree frog is a solitary animal but may live close to other frogs. Red-eyed tree frogs only interact in the mating season to mate or compete for mates.”
Golden Poison FrogSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Sri Lankan Rose pair bond
Sri Lankan Rose “The Sri Lankan rose is usually more solitary than other butterflies but may be found in pairs. Given abundant resources, larger groups can cohabit.”
Golden TrevallyGreat HammerheadReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Golden TrevallyHawksbill TurtleEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Golden TrevallyIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Golden TrevallyRed LionfishEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Goliath BeetleLehmann's Poison FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleMonarchRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleOld World SwallowtailSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goliath BeetleYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Goliath Beetle territorialaggressive
Goliath Beetle “Goliath beetles are solitary animals – other than to mate or compete over mates, they do not interact in the wild.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooGrey WolfRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooKomodo DragonRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooMalayan TapirRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooSiamangRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Goodfellow's Tree-KangarooWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo territorialaggressive
Goodfellow's Tree-Kangaroo “Goodfellow’s tree-kangaroos are largely solitary, except for a mother and her joey, and when brief pair bonds form between males and females during breeding.”
Great HammerheadHawksbill TurtleOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadHumphead WrasseOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadIndo-Pacific SergeantOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadLongfin BatfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadOcean SunfishOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadOcellated Eagle RayOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadPacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadPacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadSailfin SnapperReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadWest Indian ManateeOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Great HammerheadYellow TangReefAquariumNot compatibleGreat Hammerhead “As opposed to some other species of hammerhead, the great hammerhead shark is a solitary animal.”
Greater FlamingoLong-Eared OwlTemperateWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Long-Eared Owl territorialpair bond
Long-Eared Owl “For most of the breeding season, long-eared owls are territorial and solitary, with pairs viciously defending their nesting areas from other owls. How…”
Greater FlamingoShoebillWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Shoebill pair bond
Shoebill “Shoebills are solitary animals. They form seasonal pairings for breeding but otherwise live alone.”
Grey WolfGrizzly BearTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grey WolfKomodo DragonRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Grey WolfMalayan TapirRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Grey WolfMountain HareTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Grey WolfNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Grey WolfNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
Grey WolfNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Grey WolfRed PandaTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
Grey WolfSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Grey WolfSnow LeopardTaigaTundraHabitatNot compatible
Snow Leopard territorial
Snow Leopard “Snow leopards are solitary animals and live alone, unless it is a mother with her cubs. They have home ranges, but are not aggressively territorial ov…”
Grey WolfSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Grey WolfSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Grey WolfSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Grey WolfWild BoarRainforestSavannahTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Grizzly BearKomodo DragonWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearMalayan TapirWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearMountain HareTaigaTemperateTundraHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearNile MonitorWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearRed DeerTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearRed PandaTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearSnow LeopardTaigaTundraHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearSumatran TigerWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearSun BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearWestern Lowland GorillaWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Grizzly BearWild BoarTemperateWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Grizzly Bear territorialaggressive
Grizzly Bear “Grizzly bears are solitary, the only exception being a mother with her cubs. They only interact with each other to mate or fight over mates. They may…”
Hawksbill TurtleHumphead WrasseOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleIndian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkEstuarineMangroveOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleIndo-Pacific SergeantOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleLongfin BatfishReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleOcean SunfishOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleOcellated Eagle RayEstuarineOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtlePacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtlePacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtlePalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleRed LionfishEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleSailfin SnapperReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleThreespot DamselfishMangroveReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleWest Indian ManateeEstuarineMangroveOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Hawksbill TurtleYellow TangReefAquariumNot compatibleHawksbill Turtle “Hawksbill Turtles are solitary and only interact with other individuals to mate.”
Humphead WrasseIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Humphead WrasseOcean SunfishOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleOcean Sunfish “Ocean sunfish are solitary animals.”
Humphead WrasseRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsIndo-Pacific Leopard SharkEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indian Ocean Oriental SweetlipsRed LionfishEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkIndo-Pacific SergeantOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkLongfin BatfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkOcean SunfishOpen SeaAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkOcellated Eagle RayEstuarineOpen SeaReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkPacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkPacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkPalette SurgeonfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkRed LionfishEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkSailfin SnapperReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkThreespot DamselfishMangroveReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkWest Indian ManateeEstuarineMangroveOpen SeaAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific Leopard SharkYellow TangReefAquariumNot compatible
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark pair bond
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark “Indo-Pacific leopard sharks are usually solitary, but may gather in large groups on occasion for reasons unknown.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantOcean SunfishOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleOcean Sunfish “Ocean sunfish are solitary animals.”
Indo-Pacific SergeantRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Komodo DragonMalayan TapirRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonNile MonitorWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonSaltwater CrocodileMangroveRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonSiamangRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonSumatran TigerRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonSun BearRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Komodo DragonWild BoarRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Komodo Dragon territorialaggressive
Komodo Dragon “Komodo dragons are solitary creatures, but they will group together to feed and mate. When in groups, the largest male is dominant; he will feed first and get first choice of females.”
Lehmann's Poison FrogMenelaus Blue MorphoRainforestExhibitNot compatibleLehmann's Poison Frog “Lehmann's poison frogs are solitary animals, only interacting with other frogs in order to mate.”
Lehmann's Poison FrogMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatibleLehmann's Poison Frog “Lehmann's poison frogs are solitary animals, only interacting with other frogs in order to mate.”
Lehmann's Poison FrogMonarchRainforestExhibitNot compatibleLehmann's Poison Frog “Lehmann's poison frogs are solitary animals, only interacting with other frogs in order to mate.”
Lehmann's Poison FrogRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleLehmann's Poison Frog “Lehmann's poison frogs are solitary animals, only interacting with other frogs in order to mate.”
Lehmann's Poison FrogSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatibleLehmann's Poison Frog “Lehmann's poison frogs are solitary animals, only interacting with other frogs in order to mate.”
LionNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
LionNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
LionWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Long-Eared OwlSecretarybirdSavannahAviaryNot compatible
Long-Eared Owl territorialpair bond
Long-Eared Owl “For most of the breeding season, long-eared owls are territorial and solitary, with pairs viciously defending their nesting areas from other owls. How…”
Long-Eared OwlShoebillWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Long-Eared Owl territorialpair bond
Long-Eared Owl “For most of the breeding season, long-eared owls are territorial and solitary, with pairs viciously defending their nesting areas from other owls. How…”
Long-Eared OwlToco ToucanSavannahWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Long-Eared Owl territorialpair bond
Long-Eared Owl “For most of the breeding season, long-eared owls are territorial and solitary, with pairs viciously defending their nesting areas from other owls. How…”
Long-Eared OwlWhite-Backed VultureSavannahAviaryNot compatible
Long-Eared Owl territorialpair bond
Long-Eared Owl “For most of the breeding season, long-eared owls are territorial and solitary, with pairs viciously defending their nesting areas from other owls. How…”
Long-Eared OwlWhite-Tailed Sea-EagleTaigaTemperateWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Long-Eared Owl territorialpair bond
Long-Eared Owl “For most of the breeding season, long-eared owls are territorial and solitary, with pairs viciously defending their nesting areas from other owls. How…”
Longfin BatfishRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Malayan TapirNile MonitorWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirNorth Sulawesi BabirusaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirSiamangRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirSumatran TigerRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirSun BearRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Malayan TapirWild BoarRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Malayan Tapir territorialpair bond
Malayan Tapir “Malayan tapirs are often solitary but may also be found in monogamous pairs with their young offspring or in temporary feeding groups. They are tolerant of other individuals.”
Masai GiraffeNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Masai GiraffeNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Masai GiraffeWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
MeerkatNile MonitorSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
MeerkatNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
MeerkatWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Menelaus Blue MorphoMexican RedkneeRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Menelaus Blue MorphoMonarchRainforestSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Menelaus Blue MorphoOld World SwallowtailSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Menelaus Blue MorphoRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Menelaus Blue MorphoSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Menelaus Blue MorphoWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Menelaus Blue MorphoYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatible
Menelaus Blue Morpho territorial
Menelaus Blue Morpho “The Menelaus blue morpho is solitary, only spending time with others to mate. However, they tolerate nearby conspecifics, and on rare occasions are kn…”
Mexican RedkneeMonarchRainforestTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Mexican RedkneeOld World SwallowtailTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Mexican RedkneeRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Mexican RedkneeSacred Scarab BeetleDesertExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Mexican RedkneeSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
Mexican RedkneeWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeDesertTemperateExhibitNot compatible
Mexican Redknee aggressive
Mexican Redknee “Mexican redknees are solitary animals and are likely to be aggressive towards each other if kept together in a terrarium.”
MonarchOld World SwallowtailSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
MonarchRed-Eyed Tree FrogRainforestExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
MonarchSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
MonarchWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
MonarchYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatibleMonarch “Non-migratory monarch butterflies are solitary for most of the year, while those who do migrate will cluster in massive swarms of up to 10,000 individuals.”
Mountain HareRed DeerTemperateHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Mountain HareRed PandaTaigaTemperateHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Mountain HareSnow LeopardTaigaTundraHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Mountain HareWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatibleMountain Hare “Mountain hares are largely solitary but will interact during the breeding season and may gather at food sources when food is scarce.”
Nile MonitorNyalaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorSpringbokSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorSumatran TigerWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorSun BearWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorWestern Lowland GorillaWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
Nile MonitorWild BoarSavannahWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Nile Monitor aggressive
Nile Monitor “Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaRing-Tailed LemurRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaSiamangRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
North Sulawesi BabirusaWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
North Sulawesi Babirusa aggressive
North Sulawesi Babirusa “Babirusa females tend to live in small groups made up of sisters and their offspring under two years old. Mature males live alone but will come alongside female groups in the mating season.”
NyalaPlains ZebraSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
NyalaPrzewalski's HorseSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
NyalaReticulated GiraffeSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
NyalaSable AntelopeSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
NyalaSpotted HyenaSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
NyalaSpringbokSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
NyalaThomson's GazelleSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
NyalaWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Nyala aggressive
Nyala “Female nyala live in small groups with their offspring and forage through the undergrowth together. Adult males are solitary, living alone except for…”
Ocean SunfishOcellated Eagle RayOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleOcean Sunfish “Ocean sunfish are solitary animals.”
Ocean SunfishPacific Bluefin TunaOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleOcean Sunfish “Ocean sunfish are solitary animals.”
Ocean SunfishPacific SardineOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleOcean Sunfish “Ocean sunfish are solitary animals.”
Ocean SunfishWest Indian ManateeOpen SeaAquariumNot compatibleOcean Sunfish “Ocean sunfish are solitary animals.”
Ocellated Eagle RayRed LionfishEstuarineReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Old World SwallowtailWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeSavannahTemperateExhibitNot compatibleWestern Diamondback Rattlesnake “Western diamondback rattlesnakes are solitary animals. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for mating partners, an…”
Old World SwallowtailYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatibleYellow Anaconda “Yellow anacondas are solitary animals and do not interact in the wild. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for females to mate with.”
Palette SurgeonfishRed LionfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Plains ZebraWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Przewalski's HorseWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Red DeerRed PandaTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
Red DeerWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Red LionfishSailfin SnapperReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Red LionfishSchooling BannerfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Red LionfishThreespot DamselfishReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Red LionfishWest Indian ManateeEstuarineAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Red LionfishYellow TangReefAquariumNot compatible
Red Lionfish territorial
Red Lionfish “Red lionfish are solitary but will gather in temporary harems during breeding events.”
Red PandaSnow LeopardTaigaHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
Red PandaWild BoarTemperateHabitatNot compatible
Red Panda territorial
Red Panda “Red pandas are solitary and territorial animals, with males having larger territories than females. In nature, the two only interact during the mating season.”
Red-Eyed Tree FrogSri Lankan RoseRainforestExhibitNot compatible
Red-Eyed Tree Frog territorial
Red-Eyed Tree Frog “The red-eyed tree frog is a solitary animal but may live close to other frogs. Red-eyed tree frogs only interact in the mating season to mate or compete for mates.”
Reticulated GiraffeWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Ring-Tailed LemurSaltwater CrocodileRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Ring-Tailed LemurSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Ring-Tailed LemurSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Ring-Tailed LemurSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Ring-Tailed LemurWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Sable AntelopeWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Sacred Scarab BeetleWestern Diamondback RattlesnakeDesertExhibitNot compatible
Sacred Scarab Beetle aggressive
Sacred Scarab Beetle “Sacred scarab beetles are solitary in the wild, but males and females will come together for nesting, and to compete for mates and dung balls.”
Saltwater CrocodileSiamangRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Saltwater CrocodileSumatran OrangutanRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Saltwater CrocodileSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Saltwater CrocodileSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Saltwater CrocodileSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Saltwater CrocodileWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Saltwater CrocodileWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
Saltwater CrocodileWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Saltwater Crocodile territorialaggressive
Saltwater Crocodile “Saltwater crocodiles are solitary, territorial and extremely aggressive. Males will tolerate females living on their territory, and females will look…”
ShoebillToco ToucanWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Shoebill pair bond
Shoebill “Shoebills are solitary animals. They form seasonal pairings for breeding but otherwise live alone.”
ShoebillWhite-Tailed Sea-EagleWetlandsAviaryNot compatible
Shoebill pair bond
Shoebill “Shoebills are solitary animals. They form seasonal pairings for breeding but otherwise live alone.”
SiamangSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
SiamangSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
SiamangSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
SiamangWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Spotted HyenaWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
SpringbokWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Sumatran OrangutanSumatran TigerRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Sumatran OrangutanSun BearRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Sumatran OrangutanSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Sumatran OrangutanWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Sumatran TigerSun BearRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Sumatran TigerSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Sumatran TigerWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Sumatran TigerWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Sumatran TigerWild BoarRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Sumatran Tiger territorialaggressive
Sumatran Tiger “Sumatran tigers are solitary animals. They only interact with each other to mate, with the exception of a mother with her cubs.”
Sun BearSunda PangolinRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Sun BearWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Sun BearWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Sun BearWild BoarRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatibleSun Bear “Sun bears are solitary, with the exception of a mother with her cubs. They only interact to mate.”
Sunda PangolinWestern ChimpanzeeRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Sunda PangolinWestern Lowland GorillaRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Sunda PangolinWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatibleSunda Pangolin “Pangolins are solitary animals and spend their time alone, except during the mating season and when a mother is with her infant.”
Thomson's GazelleWild BoarSavannahHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Western ChimpanzeeWild BoarRainforestHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”
Western Diamondback RattlesnakeYellow AnacondaSavannahExhibitNot compatibleWestern Diamondback Rattlesnake “Western diamondback rattlesnakes are solitary animals. It is rare that they will encounter each other except when males search for mating partners, an…”
Western Lowland GorillaWild BoarRainforestWetlandsHabitatNot compatible
Wild Boar hierarchy
Wild Boar “Female wild boars live in sounders led by an old matriarch, consisting of non-breeding females and mothers with their offspring. Adult males are solit…”

Species with the most compatible partners

Useful if you are planning a zoo around one flagship animal. Each link opens the chart filtered to that species.

How to read the signals

SignalWhy it matters for your build
territorialThe official text says the animal defends space. Even when a pair is not ruled out, give it more area and separate sight lines.
aggressiveThe official text mentions fighting or aggression — the strongest warning we surface.
pair bondThe species forms lasting pairs; a large mixed group is not what its description says.
hierarchyThere is a dominant individual or matriarch, so expect social pressure in small enclosures.

Method & limits (read this before you trust a row)

Why a pair shows up at all. A pair is listed only when the two species share at least one biome and at least one enclosure type in the game's own data. Species with nothing in common cannot be co-housed regardless of temperament, so they are omitted.

What a verdict is not. It is not a simulation of the game's habitat validator; it is a reading of Frontier's own prose. Frontier publishes no co-habitation matrix and no per-species space numbers, so any chart claiming exact figures is guessing or working from patch-specific community testing.

Exhibit species. Exhibit animals live in glass boxes. Several are described as fine to keep together (the giant Malaysian leaf insect, for instance) while others are explicitly not (the Mexican redknee tarantula). Both cases appear below with their quote.

Patch risk. This table is generated from the Zoopedia export of 2026-10-01 and is regenerated whenever Frontier publishes new text. Behaviour rules can change in patches, so re-check after a big update.

FAQ

How many Planet Zoo 2 animals can live in the same enclosure?

Of the 1221 species pairs that share both a biome and an enclosure type, 376 are pairs where the official Zoopedia describes both species as social or herd-living, 106 need a judgement call because the official text does not say, and 739 are ruled out because at least one of the two is described as solitary.

Where does this compatibility data come from?

Two official sources, both published by Frontier. Biome and enclosure type come from the game's own Zoopedia data. Social behaviour comes from the Social & Reproduction section of each species' Zoopedia page, and every row quotes the sentence it is based on, with a link back to the source page.

Does "Likely OK" mean the game will let me put them together?

No. It means the official descriptions do not contradict each other: both species are described as social or as living in mixed groups. The game still applies its own habitat rules on top, and exhibit species cannot share a walk-in habitat. Treat "Likely OK" as a shortlist to test, not a guarantee.

Why do some pairs say "Unverified"?

Because the official Zoopedia text for at least one of the two species never states whether it is solitary or social. We would rather show you the gap than invent an answer — open the quoted sentence and decide for yourself.

Can two solitary animals ever share a habitat?

Mechanically you can build it, but the official description for solitary species is explicit about them not wanting company — the Mexican redknee tarantula, for example, is described as likely to be aggressive towards another tarantula in the same terrarium. We mark those pairs "Not compatible".

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