Many prey species live in large groups, such as schools of fish. This behavior is called grouping. One of the advantages of grouping is that it provides protection from predators. How can grouping protect individuals in a school of fish from a predator? A. The predator will want to socialize with the large school of fish. B. The predator can be confused by the large number of fish. C. The large school of fish will be much harder for the predator to find. D. The school of fish will turn into predators and begin hunting larger organisms.