Animal Behaviors E-Unit C1-1

What Happens When A Person Enters An Animal's "Flight Zone"?

• Animal Will Move Away

• Animal Will Move Towards Person

• Animal Will Stay Where It Is At

• Animal Will sit and coward down

Definition Of Dominance (Pecking Order)

• Animal's Place In The Social Ranking. The Most Dominant Animal In The Group Exerts The Major Influence Over Other Animals

• When An Animal Is Taller And Bigger Than Another

• When An Animal is Not Taller And Bigger Than Another

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Definition Of Stress

• A Physical, Emotional, or Chemical factor causing body or mental strain or tension

• Only a mental strain

• Only a physical strain

• Only a chemical and mental strain

Nature Definition

• Behaviors that are: Innate, hardwired, instinctual, and genetically determined

• Behaviors that are: Learned

• Random Behaviors

Nurture

• Behaviors that are: : Learned

• Behaviors that are hardwired in to an animals brain

• random behaviors

Classical Conditioning: animals make associations- Pavlov's dog associates bell with food, begins to salivate. Animal associated old responces (salivation to food also becomes salivation to bell)

• True

• False

Phobia Definition

• Excessive and Unwarranted Fear

• Needed Fear

• Not having fear of scary things

• Having average fear

Pheromones Definition

• An animal's chemical excretions that affect the behavior of other animals within the species

• An animal's facial expressions that affect the behavior of other animals

• An animal's body language that affects the behavior of others in its species

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Panoramic Vision is: the ability to see ahead and beside- a wide range of vision

• True

• Falsa

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Foraging can be put into two categories- sit and wait, or active searching

• True

• False

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