Describe how feeding behaviors are regulated?

Q: How do mousebirds (Coliiformes) save energy at night?

A: Mousebirds ( Coliiformes)  are birds, such as the Cuckoo roller, trogons, hornbills, kingfishers…

Q: Explain how predators affect the adaptations of their prey.

A: An organism that kills and eats another organism is called a predator. An organism that is captured…

Q: In Brown’s large granivore experiment, Why did they look at insectivores and what did the lack of…

A: Brown Large Granivore Experiment: -  Brown and his fellow mates researched about the competition…

Q: How do dolphins and birds work together to feed on mackerel?

A: Introduction :  Dolphins and birds are often found associated for feeding. Birds take help from…

Q: Enlist modified mouthparts of insects with examples. Describe with figure the typical mouthpart of…

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Q: What are examples of acarnivorous and a herbivorousreptile?

A: Reptiles are tetrapods, which comprise air-breathing vertebrates covered by a special skin made of…

Q: Identify if the behavior is innate or learned. a) A baby baboon can recognize a dominance display…

A: Behavior is determined by the combination of inherited genetic traits, the environment, and…

Q: How Do Animals Communicate?

A: There are two forms of communication on which animals rely upon for communication. Communication…

Q: Explain the functions of the crop and gizzard in birds. Why don’thumans have a crop or gizzard?

A: Digestion starts in the crop, but much of the insect and bird food is forced into a narrow passage…

Q: Explain the concept of Foraging for Food ?

A: Carnivorous animals such as tigers, lions,s, and eagles are dependent on other animals for nutrition…

Q: three specialized feeding mechanism in different organism.

A: Feeding mechanisms Feeding mechanisms are the processes adapted by different organisms to derive…

Q: What are some behaviors that help animals avoid predation?

A: Species interaction is a natural phenomenon that allows two individuals may be of same species or…

Q: List a diversity of ways some simple animals obtain nutrition without a complete digestive tract

A: Biodiversity is an integral part of the biosphere we live in and various animals shows various modes…

Q: explain how vertebrate digestive systems are specialized for different diets?

A: The complex and large organic molecules of plant and animal origin, which may be consumed by animals…

Q: Define predator–prey system ?

A: Species is the basic unit of classification. It is referred to as the groups of similar living…

Q: List three functions of animal courtship rituals.

A: Introduction: Courtship in creatures is the behavior by which various species select their…

Q: How Do Animals Compete for Resources?

A: Answer- Every organism tries to survive and reproduce in order to get evolved. All the species…

Q: advantages of processing fish in the pre-rigor state ?

A: Rigor mortis is the stiffening of muscles fibers after death, resulting from the flood of calcium…

Q: What kind of consumer an adult frog is? Support your answer.Also,To what extent is digestion in the…

A: Consumer means what kind of food it consumes. Frogs consume small organisms such as flies and moths,…

Q: According to the text, what is fish recruitment?

A: According to the question, we have to give an explanation on fish recruitment. Let us have a look at…

Q: When are Buffalo the most selective with their diets

A: A buffalo is defined as a large, ox-like animal that will have horns and shaggy fur. A buffalo is,…

Q: Give and briefly describe the commonly offered feeds to ruminant animals. Cite your References.

A: Ruminants are the animals that have four chambers for digestion. They are hoofed, even-toed, usually…

Q: What is the difference between appetitive behavior and foraging behavior?

A: The feeding behavior of the animals is studied to understand the type of their feeding habits and…

Q: As catfish grow, does the percentage of body weight consumed daily in fee increase or decrease?

A: BASIC INFORMATION CATFISH  Scientifically it is called Siluriformes. They are called catfish because…

Q: Discuss the Feeding behavior in garter snakes ?

A: In psychology, feeding behavior is defined as the process or mechanism of action of an organism that…

Q: provide examples of how predators and prey have coevolved?

A: Coevolution is a cyclic process of adaptation between two species who are mutually dependent. The…

Q: Why does an animal exhibit a particular behavior?

A: Anything an animal does that involves movement and/or a reaction to a stimulus is considered…

Q: Compare and contrast the teeth and digestive track of carnivores and herbivores.

A: Animals that consume only plants and plant products are called herbivores. Whereas animals that…

Q: o the signs of herbivory represent?

A: A living thing made up of one or more cells and able to carry on the activities of life is known as…

Q: Describe feeding standards of animals and write down their merits and demerits

A: Feeding standards are statements of the common daily nutrient needs of various sorts of animals.…

Q: Which animals are at the top of the food chain?

A: A food web starts with the primary producer at trophic level 1, followed by herbivores at level 2,…

Q: Name four ways in which animals capture prey and,for each, name an organism that uses it.

A: predation is a way of consuming one living organism by another organism(predator) parasitism-it is a…

Q: How do tadpoles digest their food? Is their digestive system already complete and functioning

A: Digestion is the phenomenon of the body in which complex food particle is broken down into simpler…

Q: Which feeding strategy is most likely to be associated with an organism that does not have a nervous…

A: Suspension feeding is the capture and ingestion of small food particles suspended in water.…

Q: Explain which animals are at the top of the food chain?

A: A food chain is a direct organization of connections in a food web beginning from maker creatures…

Q: How does the behavior aid survival and reproduction?

A: Behavioral biology is the study of the biological and evolutionary bases for behavior. Modern…

Q: Which property of an animal’s mouth most strongly indicates whether the animal is a carnivore or a…

A: Herbivores eat plants, herbs and shrubs. Whereas carnivores are flesh eating animals. Both have…

Q: Which mammals drink the milk of another species for the majority of their lives on a daily/weekly…

A: Milk is produced in mammary glands found in the mammals. It is produced by many mammals including…

Q: .Different birds may have similar beaks and diets.Woodpeckers,Sparrows and Falcons for instance,all…

A: Natural selection is a selective force acting against an organism to reproduce and survive because…

Q: Give an account of the digestive system of pigeon?

A: Aves are the class of chordate animals that are characterized by feathers. They possess a diapsid…

Q: Define some strategies to increase the

A: Applied biology is the application of the knowledge, which is gained in biology. It is the field of…

Q: What forms of animal communication are there?  Explain

A: Animals do not have a language system to communicate with each other, however, they use other forms…

Q: How do the upper and lower teeth of mountain lion occlude

A: Mountain lion belongs to carnivore category which are flesh eating animals i.e they feed on other…

Q: Describe the effect of leptin on feeding behavior and weightcontrol.

A: Leptin, an internal secretion discharged from the fat cells placed in adipose tissues that send…

Q: How nonverbal behavior important?

A: Nurses are the front line health care professionals who are in direct contact with the patient,…

Q: the two oval shaped organs that produce store and real ease eggs are called

A: The reproductive or genital system of the living organism is a set of organs that regulate and…

Animal Behavior

Animal behavior can be defined as all the things that animals do. In response to a stimulus, an animal performs a certain fixed action pattern, or FAP, of behavior. This response occurs to make the animal more adaptable to change. So, behavior is generally a stimulus-oriented response. A behavior is an expression of the capabilities of the nervous system. A stimulus is determined by the environment, while the nervous system determines a response.