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Why would a hand raised that you hatched attack you?
Well, it is an instinct. They are born knowing how to do it. So even if the animal has known you since it was a baby, it might still attack you.
What is innate instinct?
The duration of Basic Instinct is 2.12 hours.
4 types of animal seasonal behaviors?
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What is human instinct?
Human instinct refers to inherent and innate behaviors or abilities that are unconsciously driven by survival and reproduction impulses. These instincts are deeply rooted in our evolutionary past and are often automatic responses to certain stimuli or situations. Examples include the fight-or-flight response and parental nurturing behaviors.
How do innate and learned behaviors differ?
Innate behavior is known from birth, for example breathing or blinking for humans. We do not need to be taught this behavior. However, learned behaviors are taught and would not otherwise be built upon/perfected alone, like formulating sentences.
What is an animal behavior?
An example of animal behavior would be barking, growling, hissing, squaking. Animal behavior means something animals do.
How does a gray wolf offspring learn?
it learns from inherited instincts and learned behaviors. A inherited instinct is a trait that a person or animal does not need to learn. A learned behavior is the something that you learn through out life or from their parents. So the way a Gray Wolves offspring would learn things is by these 2 things.
Why did allosaurus instinct?
Allosaurus, a dominant predator of the Late Jurassic period, likely relied on instinctual behaviors for hunting and survival. Its keen senses, sharp teeth, and agile build would have contributed to its ability to track and ambush prey. Instinct driven behaviors, such as pack hunting or territorial displays, would have enhanced its efficiency in capturing food and competing with other predators. These innate tendencies were crucial for its survival in a competitive ecosystem.
Are humans an animal or more than an animal?
I think it would be more tha an animal. This is because they do not only give in to instinct and the need to survive but they have reasoning and intelligence to control and make decisions of their own accord.
Can an outside cat still find food if he is used to being feed by a human?
Of course- instinct would kick in
What would happen to the food web if it stopped receiving sunlight and rain?
Things will be instinct just the way that if animal with no food,they would die... The only thing they can do is leave the area they are..
Can ocelots be house cats?
The ocelot is not a domesticated animal in would probably cause damage, even if raised in captivitiy, due to simply following instinct
