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Learned behaviors in animals are acquired through experiences, observations, and interactions with the environment, unlike instinctual behaviors that are inherited. Examples include dolphins learning foraging techniques from their pod members, birds refining migratory routes and songs, and lions developing hunting and social strategies through observation and practice.
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Learned Behaviours in Animals
Concepts covered:foraging techniques, migratory routes, vocalizations, hunting strategies, social interactions
Learned behaviors in animals are acquired through experiences, observations, and interactions with the environment, unlike instinctual behaviors that are inherited. Examples include dolphins learning foraging techniques from their pod members, birds refining migratory routes and songs, and lions developing hunting and social strategies through observation and practice.
Question 1
Lions learn social behaviors through observation and practice.
Question 2
What distinguishes learned behaviors from instinctual behaviors?
Question 3
Learned behaviors allow animals to acquire knowledge and skills through _____.
Question 4
CASE STUDY: A young lion is observing an experienced adult during a hunt. The young lion is learning to stalk and ambush prey by mimicking the adult's techniques.
All of the following are learned behaviors in lions except:
Question 5
CASE STUDY: A dolphin is using learned foraging techniques to adapt its hunting strategy based on the availability of prey and environmental conditions.
Select two learned foraging behaviors in dolphins:
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