Their burrows can be 5 metres long with different entrances and tunnels leading to separate rooms. Do meerkats live in groups? Meerkats are very social animals and live in large groups of up to ...

In fact, the more one studies them, the more complex their behaviour appears. Prof Tim Clutton-Brock at the University of Cambridge and his team spent years observing Meerkat groups in the ...

Meerkats are cooperative breeders that live in social groups. A dominant female monopolizes most of the reproduction, while subordinate helpers assist in raising her offspring. Disclaimer ...