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Ch. 2 Les. 3

Instinct & Learned Behavior

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Migration the movement of a group of one type of animal from one region to another and back again
Hibernation a period when an animal goes into a long, deep "sleep"
Instinct a behavior that an animal begins life with
Learned Behavior a behavior that an animal is NOT born with
During hibernation an animal's what happens to an animal's body? *2 things body temperature drops heart rate drops
Examples of instinct salmon swim upstream to lay eggs; Atlantic green turtles lay their eggs on Ascension Island; Monarch butterflies migrate
Examples of learned behavior chimps learn sounds to communicate; tiger cubs learn to hunt
How does migration help an animal to meet its needs? Animals go to other areas where they can find the things they need for survival.
Examples of animals that migrate Monarch butterfly; Atlantic green sea turtles; gray whales; salmon; pectoral sandpiper
How does hibernation help an animal to meet its needs? Animals need very little food during the winter months when little food is available. Animals are able to survive with little heat when it is very cold.
Examples of animals that hibernate ground squirrels; bears; bats
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