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Camels are grazing in herds.

But it has been found in herds in Canada, Argentina and Australia.

Zebras roam in herds (2), or groups, grazing on grass and leaves.

Those were wild asses maybe, or zebras flying around in herds.

Moving in herds doesn't just give investors a sense of 'safety in Numbers.' It also gives them pleasure.

Either of two species of easily tamed, oxlike antelope (genus Taurotragus) found in herds on the plains or in lightly wooded areas of central and southern Africa.

The rise of private property in herds and articles of luxury led to exchange between individuals, to the transformation of products into commodities.

The Protoceratops was a vegetable-eating dinosaur about the size of a sheep that experts believe lived in herds during the Cretaceous Period.