Behavior and Structures Review

Response to heat; the loss of hair or fur that provides a cooling effect.

• sweating

• Panting

• Shedding

• Shivering

Behavior when certain animals travel together for protection

• Grouping

• Camouflage

• Courtship

• Migration

Seasonal movement of an animal to another location to find food.

• Courtship

• Hibernation

• Migration

• Conditioning

Response to heat; gets rid of excess body heat by evaporating water.

• Sweating

• Blinking

• Panting

• Shivering

Trial and error learning when a behavior has a good or a bad result.

• Imprinting

• Blinking

• Behavior

• Conditioning

A newborn animals recognize and follow the first moving object they see.

• Conditioning

• Grouping

• Mimicry

• Imprinting

Greatly reduced body activity in order to conserve food stored in the body.

• Hunger

• Internal Stimuli

• Hibernation

• Instincts

A behavior gained from direct observations or experiences.

• Learned behavior

• Instinct

• Imprinting

• Conditioning

What is it called when an octopus or squid shoots out ink to try to escape or confuse a predator?

• mimicry

• ejection

• grouping

• mimicry

Why does a bee have a stinger?

• to hide from its predators
• to scare predators away
• to make attacks by predators painful
• to make themselves appear larger than they are