Results for: Behave
In Kangaroos

How do kangaroos behave?

  A kangaroo lives in a group. For the most part, the members of the group get along together, and protect each other. In the mating season, however, the males box with ea… (MORE)
In Sharks

How do sharks behave?

They behave the way their instincts tell them to. They live in the  water, eat food when they are hungry, and hang out with other  sharks.
In Uncategorized

Who is not behaving?

You can tell if they are not behaving on the way they act. If they are obeying the rules, that's GOOD behavior. If they DISOBEY the rules, that is bad behavior.
In Religion & Spirituality

Why do you behave in which way you behave?

The Bible explains that we are all born in a fallen state. In other words our natural self is one of selfishness and rebellion. At the same time, God, through conscience or hi… (MORE)
In Animal Life

How does a cat behave?

Cats can have various behaviors. Typically they are mellow and they sleep about 17 hours per day. Their attitude is definitely different than a dog's. Cats tend to act more st… (MORE)
In Online Dating

How you will behave to a scrub?

A scrub is a person who doesn't like to clean up themselves, theydon't shower, they don't brush their hair, or brush their teeth.They aren't generally people to be dating beca… (MORE)
In Arthropods

How does a tarantula BEHAVE?

Tarantula behavior can vary between species and ranges from totally docile to jumpy and aggressive. A docile tarantula is happy to just stay still most of the time and dig or … (MORE)
In Orangutans

How do orangutans behave?

Male orangutans are usually aggressive towards each other and fight over females. Females occasionally go out but not as much as males because they are either looking after a … (MORE)
In Extinct Animals

How did mammoths behave?

Mammoths behaved pretty much like elephants do today. They  travelled in herds, mated for life, and ate plants. The wooly  mammoth was one of the largest creatures of its ti… (MORE)