Animals which are active during night and sleep during the day are called nocturnals. E.g., cats, rats, bats, owls, etc. These creatures generally have: ∙ Highly developed senses of hearing and smell.
The term for an animal that is active during both dawn and dusk is crepuscular.
The word "nocturnal" means that an animal is active (foraging, hunting) primarily at night. Examples are owls, bats, and some mammals that avoid daytime predators. The term "diurnal" means that an animal is active during the daytime, and normally sleeps at night. Many birds and mammals are diurnal. A third term is "crepuscular" which means active during the transition periods, around sunset and sunrise. Domestic cats are often crepuscular, as are many wild dogs.
HS is the medical abbreviation meaning at bedtime. Noct- is the medical terminology combining form meaning at night.
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An animal active during the day is called diurnal.An animal active at night is called nocturnal.Animals active near dawn and dusk are called crepuscular.
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The adjective for night is "nocturnal." This term is often used to describe activities or creatures that are active during the night. Another common adjective is "nightly," which refers to something occurring or recurring each night.
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I think that this term is "vigilia"
Yes, this behavior is called crepuscular. Crepuscular animals are most active during dawn and dusk, while being less active during the day and night.
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The definition of animal action is when animals are in movement. The term action means to move or the state of being active. Animals are almost always in the state of being active.