Question

Classify each type of survival behavior based on where it would fit on the diagram: under "Finding locations or food" or under 'Avoiding predation."

Answer 1

Avoiding predation:

Camouflage: Many animals are patterned to blend in with their surroundings.

Chemical or physical weapons: Many plants and animals use repellent chemicals to deter predation.

Warning colors: Animals are usually brightly and distinctively colored to stand out. These markings are called warning coloration and are bright or distinctive markings that serve as a warning to would-be predators.

Selfish Herd: The theory's central idea is to reduce the individual's domain of danger. A domain of danger is the area within the group in which the individual is more likely to be attacked by a predator.

Finding Location or food:

Foraging: Foraging is searching for wild food resources. It affects an animal's fitness because it plays an important role in an animal's ability to survive and reproduce.

True Navigation: By True navigating to locate a food for wild resources.

Orientation: By Orieting in a proper manner to locate food.

Piloting: The simplest form of pilotiong would be to navigate towards a feature that was located immediately by the goal - a beacon