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There are many animals that exhibit a variety of defensive actions. Snakes for example will bite if cornered or surprised.
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Why do animals exhibit defensive behaviors?
to protect themselves or to protect there family
Name five behaviors that helps animals survive?
Behaviors that help animals survive include finding food, marking a territory, defensive action, courtship, and parenting.
Why are animal behaviors divided?
Division Brief Explanation: Animals are divided into 3 behaviors. Some animals are hostile, which means they'll attack human whenever in close range. Some animals are neutrally defensive, which means they won't attack human unless provoked. Some animals are passive, which means they'll never attack human. The 3 Animal Behaviors: a.) Hostile b.) Neutrally Defensive c.) Passive Examples of Hostile Animals: a.) Tiger b.) Lion c.) Shark d.) Bear e.) Panther Examples of Neutrally Defensive Animals: a.) Gorilla b.) Zebra c.) Coyote d.) Buffalo e.) Polar Bear Examples of Passive Animals: a.) Bird b.) Rabbit c.) Panda d.) Whale e.) Chicken Conclusion: Most people are scared of hostile animals, so they use weapons to fight back quickly before being attacked. When they see neutrally defensive animals, they try to be very careful not to provoke them. When they see passive animals, some people make pet out of it.
Does a iguana have any defensive behaviors?
it changes color
Why do we need to be careful with animals?
Most people think cute animals are passive, which means they'll never attack humans, normal animals are neutrally defensive, which means they won't attack human unless provoked and creepy animals are hostile, which means they'll attack human when in close range. However, that's not true. Some animals may have different looking and behaviors. Some animals looks cute but their behaviors are actually hostile. Some animals looks creepy but their behaviors are actually passive.
Are rattlesnake defensive actions learned behaviors?
Nope - it's instinctive.
How do animals compete with others?
They use their instincts or learned behaviors to fight with other animals. Uasually males fight.
What animal makes a clicking sound when defensive?
Animals use noises to communicate with each other. Some animals use noises as a defensive warning when threatened. One example is the opossum making a clicking sound to ward off predators.
What does instinctive behaviors mean?
it means birds
Are animal behaviors animals taught or acquire after birth?
It is learned behaviors.
What are defensive behaviors in animals?
Many. lets see the amardillo has a hard shell-like plating on it and when danger aproaches it can retreat into it and then theres is the enchidna which has spiny throne-like hairs that can also dig rapidly and can go into a ball for its defense and then there are the deers and antelope that have speed and endurance and most species have anters aswell to defend themselves and there yuong the animals have evolved in this world to live with what they have and they do just that it is just so awesome how the have adapted from the smallest insect to the largest mammal they have been here longer then us and well porbalby stay longer then us.
What are the defensive behaviors of the life-form on mars?
as far as we currently know, there are no life forms on Mars.
