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Animal behavior

Animal behavior. Innate behavior. Instinct or inborn behavior Example: Worker bees knowing to work right away. Explination : The instincts or the things you do without thinking. Observational behavior. a behavior that can be observed by learning from watching.

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Animal behavior

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  1. Animal behavior

  2. Innate behavior • Instinct or inborn behavior • Example: Worker bees knowing to work right away. • Explination: The instincts or the things you do without thinking.

  3. Observational behavior • a behavior that can be observed by learning from watching. • Example: A lion stalking its prey • Explination:

  4. Pheromone • Specific chemical messenger that affects the behavior or development of other individuals of the same species • Example: Wolves marking their territories to let others know that the land was their domain. • Explination:

  5. P o i s o full of or containing poison: poisonous air; a poisonous substance. Explination: Having venom that can kill. Example: King cobra n o u s

  6. Aggressive behaviors behavior leading to self-assertion; it may arise from innate drives and/or a response to frustration, and may be manifested by destructive and attacking behavior, by hostility and obstructionism,. Explination: Being mean or abusive.

  7. Dominant behaviors • Condition or fact of being dominant or controlive. • Example: The male lion in a pride • Explination: being in control

  8. Spatial learning • Recording information about ones habitat. • Example: A pod showing a pup how to knock off a seal from a ice slab. • Explination: Watching before you do.

  9. Predator • A being that eats meat. • Example: Velociraptor • Explination: something that eats meat

  10. Warning coloration • Combination of contrasting colors that warns that an animal is dangerous

  11. Behavioral biology

  12. Learned behavior

  13. Internal stimuli • An internal factor that causes a respone in the nervouse system

  14. External stimuli • A outside force that causes a reaction

  15. Defensive behavior • Being protective or fighting against a attacker. • Example: A panther fighting against a python to protect its young

  16. Imprinting • A prosscess in which a newborn developes a mental picture of its kind

  17. Prey • A herbivore and sometimes a carnivore falling victims to a carnivore or omnivore • Example: A squid being eaten by a Orca.

  18. Regeneration • The abilitie to grow back missing limbs. • Example: A geko’s tail.

  19. Nervous system

  20. Organism

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