Instinto

The video tutorial explains the concept of instinct, which is an innate behavior pattern that organisms are born with and do not need to learn. It provides examples of instinctive behaviors in various animals, such as bees, peacocks, turtles, spiders, and fish, highlighting how these behaviors aid in survival. The tutorial also discusses group behaviors like herding and schooling, which are instinctive. It differentiates between reflexes, which are reactions, and instincts, which are actions. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to reflect on their own instincts for safety.

What is an instinct according to the video?

• A simple reaction to stimuli

• A behavior taught by parents

• A complex pattern of behavior inherited by an organism

• A learned behavior

Which of the following is an example of an instinctive behavior in animals?

• A spider weaving a web

• A cat being trained to use a litter box

• A dog learning to fetch

• A parrot mimicking human speech

What is the purpose of fish swimming in schools?

• To enhance survival through instinctive group behavior

• To learn new skills

• To find a mate

• To improve hunting efficiency

How does the video differentiate between reflexes and instincts?

• Reflexes are learned, instincts are inherited

• Reflexes are actions, instincts are reactions

• Reflexes are complex, instincts are simple

• Reflexes are reactions, instincts are actions

What is an example of a reflex mentioned in the video?

• A bird building a nest

• A turtle heading to the sea

• A person blinking in response to a loud noise

• A bear shaking off water